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Wiener Börse Revamps Data Web Site
FRONT PAGE: EXCHANGE WATCH
I-Deal Execs Take Lead in Hemscott, Marketpipe Merger
ORGANIZATION & STRATEGY
Fixed-Income Growth to Continue in '07
SPECIAL REPORT
Data Vendors Claim Quake Recovery
BREAKING NEWS
Thomson Closes in on Low-Latency Space
FRONT PAGE: DELIVERY TECHNOLOGIES
Asia Faces Three-Week Wait for Repairs
FRONT PAGE: NEWS ANALYSIS
Euronext Preps Platform Change
EXCHANGE TECHNOLOGIES
Expect Big Changes in 2007
SPECIAL REPORT
So Much for a Quiet New Year
THE DALY OPEN
Operation Low-Latency
WATERS BRIEFING
End of the Affair
STREAMING QUOTES
Gaming the Markets
THE DALY CLOSE
The Hunt for Power
WATERS BRIEFING
American Financial Technology Awards
COVER STORY
DTCC partners with CLS bank for OTC settlement
The DTCC has selected CLS Bank to provide central settlement of payments for OTC derivatives contracts housed in DTCC Deriv/Serv's Trade Information Warehouse. The collaboration – initially supporting only credit derivatives – will be extended to other…
JP Morgan gets modern
Modern Asset Management, the Delaware-based investment adviser and subsidiary of Modern Financial, has signed with JP Morgan Managed Account Solutions for middle- and back-office support for its separately managed and unified managed accounts programs…
Cogency signs two more clients
New York-based Terrapin Asset Management and a $2 billion unnamed Californian investment firm have become the fourth and fifth signings for Cogency Software's Insight fund of hedge funds platform since the Burlingame, CA-based vendor shifted its…
A long time coming
The Fidessa Workstation Execution Management Service falls under this month's Product Profile spotlight
Quintillion selects Advent's Geneva platform
Dublin-based Quintillion, a fund administrator launched last year, has selected Advent's Geneva portfolio accounting system to manage its hedge fund administration operation.
Buy side to reduce reliance on proprietary algos
A recently published Tabb Group report suggests that buy-side organisations are increasingly likely to source their trading algorithms from third-party providers rather than develop them in-house. Stewart Eisenhart investigates