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International Securities Exchange Holdings Inc. plans to start an options market that will become the 12th U.S. exchange for equity derivatives.
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Competition among nine U.S. options exchanges following regulatory changes aimed at saving money for investors is causing some of the biggest participants to reduce their trading, a Tabb Group LLC report said.
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Dealerweb , the inter-dealer broker owned by Wall Street’s largest banks that took a type of mortgage trading away from ICAP Plc last year, plans to offer electronic trading of U.S. Treasury bills within two months.
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Increasing use of options by asset managers may help boost U.S. equity derivatives volume about 8 percent to 4.2 billion contracts this year for a ninth straight annual record, according to research firm Tabb Group LLC.
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BOX Options Exchange LLC, owned by the Toronto Stock Exchange operator and seven brokers, hired Edward Boyle to oversee business development and strategy.
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When a Brookfield Investment Management Inc. analyst saw bonds of Accuride Corp., the wheel manufacturer in Evansville, Indiana, at 94 cents on the dollar in December, he decided it was time to buy. The problem was the price wasn’t real. The debt was only available at 104 cents.
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Instinet Inc. has begun using its dark pool, or private trading venue that helps investors buy or sell large blocks of securities, to help transact U.S. options orders for institutional clients such as mutual funds.
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Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. will use rules from another electronic options market it owns to hasten the introduction of its third equity derivatives venue, the company told regulators.
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The Miami International Securities Exchange’s planned U.S. options venue will compete for orders by giving priority to market makers that meet certain quoting requirements, according to its application to regulators.
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The International Securities Exchange, operator of the biggest all-electronic options market in the U.S., won a 20-month fight against rivals with trading floors, convincing regulators to allow certain block trades without requiring them to be shown to other traders.
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