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By Joe Marsh | 21 March 2012
Glenn Lesko, Instinet’s Asia CEO, expects to see more dark pools set up in Asia – by large regional banks, among others – and hence more tie-ups such as this one.
By Joe Marsh | 17 August 2011
Alternative trading venues are living up to their billing as good execution venues for less liquid stocks, according to figures from several platform providers.
By Joe Marsh | 5 May 2011
The bank is offering Asian users of its crossing engine its advanced order protection system to soothe fears over high-frequency and proprietary flow.
By Leigh Powell | 11 February 2011
Richard Coulstock of Prudential AM predicts strong growth in electronic trading in Asia, with buy-side dealers taking greater control of their own trade execution.
By Joe Marsh | 9 August 2010
Takayuki Saito adds to the US bank's list of big hires in electronic trading, with a remit to expand the business under the Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities joint venture.
By Cate Rocchi | 20 April 2010
Average execution sizes on the trading platform in Asia rise to $1.3 million from $800,000-900,000 six months ago, as liquidity returns.
By Joe Marsh | 26 November 2009
Zach Tuckwell has joined from Deutsche Bank to head up the US firm's Asia-Pacific electronic trading business.
By Joe Marsh | 20 November 2009
Liquidnet boss Seth Merrin is in Asia to garner support for the trading platform provider as competition for electronic trading venues emerges.
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