Tag Archives: software
Ultra-low latency remains at the forefront of technology provider Celoxica’s product offering. In launching the new GBA, the company now offers an accelerated order book management software on FPGA board.
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Redline Trading Solutions, a provider of ultra low latency market data and order execution systems, today announced the relocation of its New York City office to 55 Broad Street to accommodate the growth of its sales, field support, and managed …
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TMX Atrium, a low latency venue-neutral infrastructure provider, first entered the French market with a point to point connectivity solution in 2006, subsequently taking advantage of MiFID in order to expand its footprint across Europe. Two years later, the company …
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The first Indian-owned FSA-regulated Forex broker Tradenext has entered into a partnership with award-winning open trading platform Tradable. Tradenext will roll out a co-branded platform to its global client base this month and will soon offer it to prospective clients. …
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TickCOM is a privately owned Danish company which was founded in 2005, with its focus on the development and provision of technologies for the visual development of indicators, trading strategies and systems for automated trading. Keeping pace with technological change …
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ConvergEx Signs Agreement to Offload Software Platform Business to Private Equity Investment Firm TPG, Appoints New Senior VP to LiquidPoint
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ConvergEx Holdings LLC announced on January 23 that it has signed a definitive agreement to sell its software platform business, consisting primarily of Eze Castle Software LLC and RealTick LLC to an affiliate of TPG Capital. After the close of …
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AIM Listed First Derivatives, technology and consulting provider to the capital markets industry, announces the acquisition of three London based financial firms. The acquired companies include Redshift Horizons LTD, Cowrie Financial LTD, and Redshift Horizons LLP. The deals expand First …
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All brokers (except Tradestation) have updated their profitability numbers for the second quarter 2011. What clearly stands out is the drop in profitability experienced by clients of all brokers (with the exception of Advanced Markets – but its numbers are insignificant). On average clients’ profitability dropped 4% since last quarter. When talking to brokers most of them stated the same reason for this – increased volatility during the quarter.
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