Liquidnet courts Asia-Pacific regulators

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Liquidnet boss Seth Merrin is in Asia to garner support for the trading platform provider as competition for electronic trading venues emerges.

Following recent steps by Australia and Singapore towards allowing electronic trading platforms, a bigger choice of trading venues looks inevitable in the Asia-Pacific region -- although it won't happen overnight.

A decision by Australia to allow e-trading venues to set up alongside exchanges should encourage competition in the rest of the Asia-Pacific region, says Seth Merrin, London-based chief executive of trading platform provider Liquidnet.

Australia is reviewing three applications for market licences, including one from Liquidnet. The government says a decision on ...

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