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      • Chile, Latin America's Rising Star
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    • Derivatives

      • Tradeweb Completes Electronic Pre-Trade Credit Check on Buy-Side Swaps Trade
      • Eris Exchange Reduces Contract Size to $100k to Broaden Access to Asset Managers
      • Key Banks, Clearing and Trading Firms to Support NLX
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      • 10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      • The Big Shift: Overhauling Corporate Bond Trading
      • Structural Change In The Credit Markets
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  • Algos
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      10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      Buy-side clients need to understand that when they trade on a broker-sponsored platform, they are paying for these systems, whether that payment comes in the form of commissions, licenses, or widened spread. Therefore, the most important thing the buy side should do is to think like a customer.
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      • Have We Hit Peak HFT?
      • 66% of Buy Side Traders Value Execution Consultants
      • Czech Republic's RSJ Chooses KX Systems for Algo Trading
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      • Capital Markets: Managing Intelligence Optimization vs. Big, Diverse Data
      • Citi Launches Open and Close Algos in Major Trading Tech Upgrade
  • HFT
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      High Frequency Trading Loses Its Luster
      With profits down due to lower volumes and declining volatility in U.S. stocks, high-frequency traders face growing pressure to find new markets and innovate when speed is not enough.
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      • HFT Firms Flood DC with Donor Dollars
      • Is Trading Via Microwaves Ready for Prime Time?
      • HFTs Chase Speed Despite Risks and Regulations
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      • High-Frequency Shops Poach Talent From Exchanges and Bulge-Bracket Firms
      • Is Trading Via Microwaves Ready for Prime Time?
      • Why Didn't Microsoft Add OMS Functionality to Excel?
      • Self-Learning Algorithms: The New Frontier for Trading and Market Surveillance
  • Exchanges
    • Top Story

      The Big Shift: Overhauling Corporate Bond Trading
      With major dealers shrinking their inventories of corporate bonds, buy side institutions are seeking ways to find liquidity over alternative trading platforms that are emerging to solve the liquidity shortfall.
    • Exchanges News

      • Q&A: Market Surveillance Demands 20-20 Vision
      • The Big Shift: Overhauling Corporate Bond Trading
      • EU Dark Pools Regs Blast Buy Side
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      • Wall Street’s 9 Worst Bets Ever: From Nick Leeson to JPMorgan
      • Q&A: Market Surveillance Demands 20-20 Vision
      • LSE Takes Control Of Rival Trading Platform Turquoise
      • NYSE's Trading Floor of the Future
  • Dark Pools
    • Top Story

      10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      Buy-side clients need to understand that when they trade on a broker-sponsored platform, they are paying for these systems, whether that payment comes in the form of commissions, licenses, or widened spread. Therefore, the most important thing the buy side should do is to think like a customer.
    • Dark Pools News

      • The Dark Pools’ Choice: Go Into the Light or Down the Drain
      • EU Dark Pools Regs Blast Buy Side
      • ConvergEx Reduces Latency of Millennium ATS By 75%
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      • The Dark Pools’ Choice: Go Into the Light or Down the Drain
      • Structural Change In The Credit Markets
      • LSE Takes Control Of Rival Trading Platform Turquoise
      • Barclays Capital Took Colocation Step to Grow Liquidity of LX Dark Pool
  • EMS/OMS
    • Top Story

      10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      Buy-side clients need to understand that when they trade on a broker-sponsored platform, they are paying for these systems, whether that payment comes in the form of commissions, licenses, or widened spread. Therefore, the most important thing the buy side should do is to think like a customer.
    • EMS/OMS News

      • The Big Shift: Overhauling Corporate Bond Trading
      • TradingScreen Adds FX Functionality for Dodd Frank Compliance
      • Patent Issued to RealTick EMS for Staging of Electronic Orders
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      • The Big Shift: Overhauling Corporate Bond Trading
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      • Why Didn't Microsoft Add OMS Functionality to Excel?
  • Data Infrastructure
    • Top Story

      10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      Buy-side clients need to understand that when they trade on a broker-sponsored platform, they are paying for these systems, whether that payment comes in the form of commissions, licenses, or widened spread. Therefore, the most important thing the buy side should do is to think like a customer.
    • Data Infrastructure News

      • Deutsche Bank Launches Autobahn Mobile
      • Dutch Equities and Options Venue Migrates to London Data Center
      • BofA Merrill Lynch, Citi and Goldman Sachs Join Markit's Credit Checking Hub
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      • Getco, Virtu Pursuit of Knight Signals Consolidation Trend
      • Market Structure Drives the Buy Side to Seek New OMS/EMS Systems —Study
      • Structural Change In The Credit Markets
      • Is Your Bloomberg Terminal Spying On You?
  • Regulation
    • Top Story

      The Dark Pools’ Choice: Go Into the Light or Down the Drain
      In a letter to the operators of 15 dark pools, Finra asked for more detail about who knows what happens in these unlit exchanges.
    • Regulation News

      • Q&A: Market Surveillance Demands 20-20 Vision
      • SEC Fines CBOE $6M for "Systemic Breakdowns" in Oversight
      • Clearing Connectivity Standard Wins Support from Large Brokers
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      • Re-Thinking Operational Risk on Wall Street
      • 5 Trends Shaping the Buy-Side Trading Desk
  • Managing The Desk
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      Have We Hit Peak HFT?
      The number of shares traded via high-frequency trading are down and politicians want to roll out a tax to serve as a speed bump. Some are wondering if microsecond dealings are poised to fade away.
    • Managing The Desk News

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      • Chile, Latin America's Rising Star
      • Have We Hit Peak HFT?
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      • 10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      • Educating the Buy Side: Off-The-Desk Learning
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  • TCA
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      10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
      Buy-side clients need to understand that when they trade on a broker-sponsored platform, they are paying for these systems, whether that payment comes in the form of commissions, licenses, or widened spread. Therefore, the most important thing the buy side should do is to think like a customer.
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      • 66% of Buy Side Traders Value Execution Consultants
      • Monash Investors Adopts Imagine Portfolio, Risk Tools
      • Goldman Tops Global Prime Broker Rankings
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      • 66% of Buy Side Traders Value Execution Consultants
      • 5 Trends Shaping the Buy-Side Trading Desk
      • Does TCA Really Work for the Buy Side?
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    Fixed Income Commentary & Analysis

      • 10 Ways to Manage Conflicts of Interest on Your Broker-Owned Platform
        By Philippe Buhannic | June 18, 2013
        Buy-side clients need to understand that when they trade on a broker-sponsored platform, they are paying for these systems, whether that payment comes in the form of commissions, licenses, or widened spread. Therefore, the most important thing the buy side should do is to think like a customer.
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      • The Big Shift: Overhauling Corporate Bond Trading
        By Ivy Schmerken | June 05, 2013
        With major dealers shrinking their inventories of corporate bonds, buy side institutions are seeking ways to find liquidity over alternative trading platforms that are emerging to solve the liquidity shortfall.
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      • Structural Change In The Credit Markets
        By Sean Owens, Woodbine Associates | May 31, 2013
        An 80-ton boulder that has only started to roll.
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      • Capital Markets: Managing Intelligence Optimization vs. Big, Diverse Data
        By Sean O'Dowd | May 30, 2013
        The dialogue on big, diverse data has been changing in capital markets during the last few months, and for the better. Now firms are engaged in a process to harvest and exploit untapped knowledge, which is more about business insights or intelligence optimization -- BIO -- versus big data.
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      • Nomura Hires Senior Desk Analyst for Emerging Markets Group
        By Ivy Schmerken | May 28, 2013
        Javier Kulesz will provide Nomura’s trading desk and institutional investors with his expert view on the macroeconomic forces affecting Argentina and Venezuela.
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      • Europe's MTS to Launch an E-Bond Platform for U.S. Institutions as Interest Heats Up
        By Ivy Schmerken | May 10, 2013
        The European electronic fixed income marketplace will allow the buy side to directly access prices and execute European and U.S. government, agency, mortgage, and corporate bonds with major dealers.
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      • Australia's Economy Hitting Turbulence
        By Alexander Fleiss | May 09, 2013
        A real estate boom faces some headwinds as commodity prices fall and mining cuts back, but across the globe sunnier skies for Florida's economic forecast could help the Aussie economy.
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      • And The Buy-Side Trading Technology Advantage Goes To....?
        By Gavin Little-Gill | May 06, 2013
        In a world where trading alpha creates a competitive advantage, trading skills and acumen may be king, but trading tools are the great enabler and equalizer.
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      • How Dark Are The European Pools?
        By Jennifer Liu, Capco | May 03, 2013
        Regulation of dark pool trading in Europe is still in progress, with equity investors closely watching actions by the European Commission, European Parliament and the Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
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      • Can Group Finance and Risk Management Get Along?
        By Sean O'Dowd | April 26, 2013
        There is renewed move to integrate finance and risk data at sell-side firms for cash optimization and, equally as important, transparency. So how can you get these two groups to cooperate to achieve a unified view?
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      • As Regulators Eye Dark Pools, Canada is in the Spotlight
        By Jennifer Liu, Capco | April 25, 2013
        In Part II of their series, Capco consultants examine Canada’s new rules on dark pools, comparing the similarities and differences in the way that dark pools are regulated in Canada versus the United States.
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      • BlackRock Strikes Alliance with MarketAxess for Corporate Bond Trading, Scraps Plans for ATN
        By Ivy Schmerken | April 24, 2013
        The money manager is partnering with MarketAxess to seamlessly integrate its fixed income trading portal with BlackRock's Alladin system to source liquidity in corporate bonds, while nixing plans for its own buy-side crossing network.
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      • Paving the Way for European Regulatory Reform: An Evolution in Electronic Fixed Income
        By Roger Barton, MTS | April 24, 2013
        There is no doubt that the regulatory reforms under way will change the way European market participants trade fixed income. Forward-thinking market participants should prepare for requirements relating to clearing, trade reporting, transparency, and regulation of trading venues, and certainly a move towards electronic trading.
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      • JP Morgan Forms Electronic Trading Management Committee
        By Ivy Schmerken | April 19, 2013
        The new committee will share best practices in electronic and algorithmic trading across asset classes and make decisions on investments in systems for competitive advantage.
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      • Infrastructure as a Service: Ignorance is not Bliss
        By Adam D. Honoré | April 18, 2013
        We asked respondents how their firm determines total cost of ownership (TCO) for their current infrastructure. Of the two-thirds who have no capability to determine TCO, my favorite response from them was, "Huh?"
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      • Corporate Bond Market Needs Price Discovery Overhaul —Report
        By Ivy Schmerken | April 16, 2013
        As buy side firms scramble for liquidity in corporate bonds, a new report Tabb Group lays out the need for a new price discovery mechanism with new tools and pricing sources to replace traditional phone-based quoting.
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      • Nasdaq's eSpeed Acquisition Gets Pro and Con Reactions
        By Ivy Schmerken | April 03, 2013
        The exchange operator's plans to acquire the electronic trading platform for U.S. Treasury bonds and notes raised concerns with analysts at credit rating agencies. But the move will also diversify Nasdaq away from stocks into fixed income products.
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      • Investors Head Back to Safety of Bonds — Poll
        By Carolyn Cohn and Natsuko Waki, Reuters | March 28, 2013
        Global investors grew more cautious this month, reacting to the crisis in Cyprus by adding to safe-haven bond positions, though cash buffers fell to a two-year low, Reuters monthly poll of asset managers showed on Thursday.
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      • Citigroup Spinout Napier Park Picks Infrastructure Provider
        By Ivy Schmerken | March 25, 2013
        In the wake of its spinoff from Citigroup as an internal hedge fund unit, Napier Park Global Capital chose Options' infrastructure-as-a service offering as its technology platform.
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      • Capital Markets Cloud Adoption: Food for Thought or Empty Calories?
        By Adam D. Honoré | March 19, 2013
        NASDAQ OMX conducted a survey of 44 capital markets firms and technology providers in February 2013, to determine cloud adoption rates, activity and existing concerns inhibiting adoption.
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      • PT Schroder's to Go Live with Omgeo CTM in Indonesia
        By Ivy Schmerken | March 11, 2013
        PT Schroders Investment Management Indonesia will use Omgeo's central trade matching services to communicate trade details with broker/dealer counterparies, while advocating post-trade automation to Indonesian broker community.
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      • Can We Do Better? Take the Securities Industry Objective Quiz
        By Brooke Allen | March 11, 2013
        We should be honest about our true objectives.
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      • A Stagnating Global Rebound
        By Alexander Fleiss | March 08, 2013
        While the US is showing signs of life, Europe remains flat and India is starting to slow.
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      • PHLX Picks BondDesk Prices and ATS for Executing in Treasuries
        By Ivy Schmerken | March 06, 2013
        Nasdaq OMX partnered with BondDesk for providing real-time pricing to PHLX's newly launched options on U.S. Treasuries, and member firms will execute in the underlying bonds on the BondDesk ATS.
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      • Form PF: Filing Can Be Tricky
        By Crystal Rodolphe, Advise Technologies, LLC | February 21, 2013
        Advise Technologies discusses the upcoming Form PF filing deadline on March 1st for large hedge funds.
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