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Banning computers from ‘lock-ups’ forces rethink on how markets respond
Potential sale comes as exchanges scramble for market share
Change could have implications for firms reliant on fast access to market-moving data
All-share deal would transform London bourse and more than triple its revenues
There is no precedent for how this type of trading, which adapts based on experience, might play out
FCA investigates broadcasts as big lenders look at whether their traders had access
Cottage industry in focus after allegations of inappropriate use of backups
Shareholders wrangle over how to realise value of stakes in settlement house
Concentration of business among small number of players presents significant challenge
Latest cash infusion will be used to invest in technology and make new hires
Deal will see infrastructure provider push into the foreign exchange market
Exchange bosses should cut London traders some slack
Move could boost trading volumes while improving work-life balance
Andrea Pignataro has bought Mergermarket, Fidessa and Dealogic in a debt-fuelled spree
MEMX, created to drive down market data fees, clears SEC regulatory hurdle
FactSet chief says information sellers are focusing on companies rather than traders
Gold and silver futures trading arm has struggled to attract volumes since 2017 launch
The LSE-Refinitiv deal and how data is now exchanges’ top priority. Plus: an interview with the banker overseeing the switch from Libor; the clearing reforms set to ‘disrupt’ asset management; how exchanges are responding to demand for socially conscious ESG products; the effects on trading tactics of passive investing’s popularity
Costs are set to rise — but the question of how much and who pays is yet to be decided
SEC pressure threatens to hamper ambitions to charge more
Advent of ETFs lifts volatility and has major implications for execution of trades
Big deals in vogue again as focus shifts to trading from capital-raising
Goldman-led messaging platform has attracted investment from other big banks
Regulator said certain former managers had failed to act appropriately over the activity
