Market Infrastructure

Omgeo CTM Gets Second Fund Manager Client

Omgeo announced today that Deutsche Bank Global Fund Services (GFS) had become the second client to centrally match cross border trades live on Omgeo Central Trade Manager (Omgeo CTM) on behalf of a fund management client in the Asian region.

New Management Line-Up At Omgeo

Omgeo announced today that it had promoted Scot Knight, currently executive director, Global Product Management, to be managing director of the Americas region including the United States and Canada. In addition, James Casey will expand his current role of managing

Major Management Reorganisation At Deutsche Borse

The Deutsche Brse Group has reorganised itself. From 1 January, its management will be organised on functional lines with "building" and "operating" trading, clearing and settlement systems kept distinct from "loading" the systems with transactions. At the same time, the

Unicredit Banca Mobiliare Chooses Radianznet

Unicredit Banca Mobiliare (UBM), part of the Unicredito Italiano banking group, has chosen Radianz's global financial extranet, RadianzNet, for Internet Protocol (IP) networking.UBM will use RadianzNet to connect the order management systems of its clients to its own electronic applications

Deutsche Borse Turns Over Euros 257 Billion

Based on the aggregate turnover statistics, a total volume of 257.2 billion euros was traded on the German stock exchanges in November, more or less even with the previous month's level (October 2002 266.4 billion euros). The November total comprises

Four More Banks Join FXAll Platform

FXall, the foreign exchange trading platform, says Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Fortis Bank, SvenskaHandelsbanken and WestLB have joined its system. In all, 43 banks are now plugged into FXall. "We sought a portal that would enable our clients to trade

SETS Volumes Up Again In November

The number of trades on SETS, the London Stock Exchange's electronic order book, increased 21 per cent in November 2002 to 2.38 million trades compared with 1.96 million in November 2001. The average daily number of trades on SETS increased

Japan Securities Centre To Go Live On 14 January

The Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) decided today that it will go live on 14 January 2003, as originally planned. This remains subject to regulatory approval from the Financial Services Agency (FSA), warns Citibank in Tokyo, but this is expected