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Spotlight-orange-med Innovations In Trading and Technology

With this Spotlight Series, Innovations in Trading and Technology, TabbFORUM is featuring key innovators and innovations that continue to push financial services and capital markets to new frontiers. Whether it's data storage and management, messaging, latency, cloud computing or trading, if it's innovative, you can read about it here. If you have suggestions for articles or would like to submit one, contact editor@tabbforum.com.


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    Debunking the Cloud Security Myth

    The idea that the cloud is not secure is a misperception, says David Etue, SafeNet. While the cost and agility gains that come with moving to the cloud also come with a loss of some...
     
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    Latin America's Quest for Liquidity

    Brazil no longer is the only game in town when it comes to trading in Latin America. According to Steve Phillips, senior managing director, Latin America and Caribbean, NASDAQ OMX...
     
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    What Will Nasdaq Do With eSpeed?

    Following several failed cross-border exchange mergers, Nasdaq’s acquisition of the electronic fixed income trading platform eSpeed provides the exchange with a way to diversify...
     
 

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17 May 2013

Record Volumes Traded in European Dark Pools in Q1

Tina Timneva, Fidessa

The growth in the value of trades executed in dark pools in Europe reached 28 percent in the first quarter of 2013. Meanwhile, the overall trade size on dark venues has continued to decrease. rest of story...

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5 Ways Consumer Technology Is Changing Financial Services

While they get a lot of hype, mobile and social media aren’t the next big things for the financial services industry. The big focus will be on user experience and pace of system development. Continue

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