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  • A New Vision for JPX

    In this interview, Akira Kiyota, Japan Exchange Group’s CEO, outlines his strategy to expand the exchange group with a planned trading system upgrade and by expanding into commodity futures and a range of interest rate products.

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  • Clearing Integration

    Chris Topple and Christophe Lattuada, Co-Heads of Société Générale Prime Services, explain the strategy behind the acquisition of Newedge and Jefferies Bache and their integration into the bank’s Prime Services business.

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  • Data - November 2015

    Data for November 2015

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  • Vendor Consolidation

    Several financial technology vendors have been acquired in recent months as large IT firms have looked for ways to capitalize on structural changes in the financial markets.

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  • Machine Learning and Spoofing

    Neurensic is a Chicago-based company that has developed a set of tools for the detection of disruptive trading practices such as spoofing.

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  • End of an Era

    Former floor traders reminisce about their days of open outcry trading in Chicago and New York.

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  • Spotlight on Innovation

    MarketVoice spotlights 20 companies that typify the current wave of financial technology innovation. All 20 were selected for the Innovators Pavilion at this year's FIA Expo.

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  • Preparing for Remit

    On Sept. 24, FIA issued a notice summarizing the registration and reporting requirements of the EU Regulation on Wholesale Energy Markets Integrity and Transparency (REMIT).

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  • Electronic Trading

    OTC Global Holdings, a Houston-based group of interdealer brokers specializing in energy commodities, is now offering customers the ability to execute block trades in natural gas options and other over-the-counter energy products via an online trading platform.

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  • System Performance

    More and more firms are outsourcing their trading infrastructure to external providers, creating new monitoring challenges for trading firms.

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