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Barclays Plc is expanding the ways institutions can trade shares electronically by enabling them to draw on the bank’s capital to complete orders.
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Mergers between exchange companies around the world may increase risks for investors as fewer companies handle derivatives trading and clearing, said the head of Australia’s securities regulator.
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Investors in three of the biggest Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks were whipsawed by price swings that repeated every hour yesterday, fueling speculation the moves were a consequence of computerized trading.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rejected Nasdaq Stock Market’s request to offer clients trading algorithms that would enable them to execute buy and sell orders according to predetermined guidelines.
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CME Group Inc.’s overtures toward Deutsche Boerse AG are likely to raise the same concern among customers about higher fees that helped scuttle last year’s deal with NYSE Euronext.
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Exchanges in the biggest emerging economies began trading futures based on each other’s benchmark stock indexes today as rising wealth spurs demand for new investment products.
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The owner of the New York Stock Exchange, whose trading floor helped fuel Warren Buffett’s fortune and financed industries from shipping to semiconductors, is about to be bought by a 12-year-old energy market operator founded with money from a legal settlement.
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A decade-long march by market owners toward greater worldwide scope may be ending in Europe with antitrust regulators recommending against Deutsche Boerse AG’s bid for NYSE Euronext.
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Wilmington Trust Corp. , the 107-year- old du Pont family wealth manager that financed companies during the Great Depression, agreed to sell itself to M&T Bank Corp. for about half last week’s market value amid souring loans.
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Nasdaq Stock Market plans to compete with brokers by offering tactics for executing larger stock orders as a way to boost its share of U.S. equities trading.
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