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Vega-Chi has reported the successful debut of its buy-side only trading platform for US high-yield and distressed fixed income products, with over 40 clients supporting the venue from launch. read more>
As the Aussie regulator opens debate on competitive clearing, the incumbent national exchange has raised concerns about how a multi-clearing house environment might harm Australian market structure. read more>
Market operator Tradeweb has launched a multi-dealer-to-customer market for European-listed exchange-traded funds to improve access to liquidity for institutional buy-side clients. read more>
The London Stock Exchange has confirmed it will offer Singapore-listed stocks on its market from next month. read more>
Stronger exchange-level controls to halt trading should be implemented on Indian exchanges to avoid a repeat of the crash that occurred on the National Stock Exchange this month, a new report has warned. read more>
Nasdaq OMX Nordic, operator of domestic markets in Sweden, Finland and Denmark, has again delayed plans to offer a choice of equities clearers. read more>
Spain-X MTF, a new multilateral trading facility for Spanish stocks, will aggressively target a market share of 5% shortly after launch, to ensure it gains traction among market participants. read more>
Block crossing network operator Liquidnet has hired a new product head, as the firm seeks to improve workflow for its buy-side clients. read more>
International derivatives market Eurex Exchange has launched a new incentive program which reduces its connection fee by 50% for 18 months – for both existing and new participants from Asia and Australia. read more>
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and international central securities depository Clearstream have joined forces to offer collateral management and liquidity services in Hong Kong. read more>