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[PR Hub] CHICAGO and FRANKFURT - Strategic Commitment to Deutsche Boerse's New Offering for European Blue Chips Scheduled Q4/2009RTS Realtime Systems Group, a leading trading solutions provider, announced today that it will launch a gateway to connect directly to Deutsche Boerse's pan-European blue chip trading platform, Xetra(R) International Market (XIM), scheduled for launch in the fourth quarter of 2009. The new Deutsche Boerse platform, based on the exchange's Xetra electronic trading platform, will enable participants in 18 different countries to extend seamlessly their trading operations to include highly liquid European equities from across those countries, including all Dow Jones EURO STOXX 50(R) stocks.
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[Hedgeweek Interviews] Deutsche Börse offers high-speed connection to Xetra: The second new high-speed interface Enhanced Broadcast Solution serves to transmit unnetted market data with significant order book depth as quickly as possible. The transmission mechanism reduces latency, meaning that trading participants can be informed faster than before about the status of their current orders.
[PR Hub] RTS to Launch Gateway to Xetra International Market: LONDON and CHICAGO - With MiFID now well into its second year, RTS Realtime Systems Group on June 10 is hosting the third and final event in a series of original roundtable discussions, The MTF Roundtable Series 2009, to evaluate the impact of the directive on the European cash equity markets. The first-of-its-kind series of roundtables feature discussion and debate about issues affecting the entire trading community with senior officials from all of the major Multilateral Trading Facilities (MTFs) as well as their counterparts at European equity exchanges, together on a panel for the first time.
[The Trade News - Working for the buy-side] Deutsche Börse adapts to 'price-sensitive' users | The Trade News: Deutsche Börse will cut transaction fees for non-persistent orders (speed-optimised orders that are removed from the book in exceptional circumstances, such as an outage) to 0.36 basis points from 0.48 bps for DAX stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded commodities (ETCs). It will abolish the minimum transaction fee (previously â¬0.60) and offer a transaction fee discount of up to 32% for all ETS non-persistent orders.
[Finextra Research Payments channel] Finextra: Deutsche Börse talks up Xetra MidPoint; promises new ...: "Market participants are increasingly making use of Deutsche Börse's offer of trading orders at a neutral trading venue without market impact or conflicts of interest. Xetra MidPoint is the most successful offering in Europe for executing orders fairly and neutrally on an independent and regulated platform.
[Finextra Research Payments channel] Finextra: Deutsche Börse slashes algo trading fees: "Deutsche Börse assumes that ATP trading volume will rise further due to the price sensitivity of algorithmic orders that are often sliced into smaller sections; a correspondingly large compensation of the price effects on turnover is expected," says the Börse in a statement.
[The Trade News - Working for the buy-side] European dark trading facilities gain traction | The Trade News: Meanwhile, German exchange group Deutsche Börse has announced that its Xetra MidPoint non-displayed order book, launched on 24 November last year, achieved an average daily order volume of 12,000 in May, and a peak level of 28,000 orders. The highest daily turnover achieved on the book to date is $40 million.
[PR Hub] ICE Clear Europe Launches European CDS Clearing: LONDON - - Experienced European Clearing and Risk Management Executive Named CEO, CME Clearing Europe LimitedCME Group (Nasdaq: CME), the world's largest and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today announced that it has named Andrew Lamb to the role of Chief Executive Officer, CME Clearing Europe, subject to approval of CME Group's application to the Financial Services Authority to become a UK Recognised Clearing House (RCH). (Logo: www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20070712/AQTH147LOGO)In this newly-created position, Lamb will act as a special advisor to CME Group during the RCH approval process and, subject to recognition, will serve as CEO, responsible for the development of strategic initiatives, risk management policies and day-to-day operations for CME Clearing Europe Limited.
[The John Lothian Newsletter Blog] June 2007 Archives :: June 6, 2007: Eurex Clearing Lowers Clearing Fees for Cash Market Transactions Lower fees make algorithmic Xetra trading even more attractive / Frankfurt Stock Exchange gains further attractiveness for private investors and banks .
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