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Chi-East to go live by end of Q2

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The crossing network intends to launch simultaneously for cash equities in four regional markets.

Chi-East, the 50:50 joint-venture dark pool between Singapore Exchange and Chi-X Global, is slated to go live by the end of the second quarter, says Ned Phillips, the JV's Singapore-based chief executive. "We have enough client demand," he says.

The network will cover cash equities for Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore, and will be the first pan-Asian dark pool ...

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