Trading platform Turquoise, which just recently launched, said it has claimed 2 percent of the most liquid stocks, the Financial Times reports. That puts Turquoise in direct competition with not only the traditional European boerses, but also Nasdaq's OMX Europe,
Trading platform Turquoise, which just recently launched, said it has claimed 2 percent of the most liquid stocks, the Financial Times reports.
That puts Turquoise in direct competition with not only the traditional European boerses, but also Nasdaq’s OMX Europe, which opened for trading on Friday.
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