Crossing Networks/Dark Pools
- Tabb Study: Unintended Consequences of Regulatory Action Top Buy Side Concern The risk of unintended regulatory consequences is the top market structure concern facing U.S. equity markets, according to buy side traders in Tabb Group's annual study, "Institutional Equity Trading 2009-2010: Dark Pools, Transparency and Consequences."
- LCH.Clearnet Appointed Central Clearing Facility for Chi-East
- Chi-X Global Builds Out Asia-Pac Team
- SmartPool Adds BofA Merrill Lynch and CA Cheuvreux
- Chi-X Europe Launches Chi-Delta Pricing Promotion
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- Aite Group Releases European MTF Report
- Early Thoughts On SEC Dark Pool Regulation
- Senate Subcommittee Questions Industry Insiders on Market Structure Issues
Opinions
- Exchanges Add Dark Pools Downstream
The move by NYSE-Arca and Nasdaq to access dark pools is a well crafted move by the exchanges to reposition themselves and will inevitably lead to more competition. - Hidden Orders and Dark pools Are Taking Order Secrecy on Wall Street to a New Level
The continued growth of electronic trading may mean a decrease in the hidden costs of actively traded funds.
Research
- Buy Side Crossing Networks Heat Up in Europe
- Customize My Dark Pool
Dark liquidity and how to access it will continue to be a hot topic in 2008, posing challenges as exchanges, ECNs and other pools each try to devise new differentiators to attract a powerful mix of liquidity sources.
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