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Daiwa unveils next generation e-trading platform in Asia

By Rupert Walker | 14 December 2009
Keywords: daiwa | next generation | electronic trading | asia

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Daiwa Securities SMBC is the latest bank to set up an enhanced electronic trading platform in Asia, despite growing criticism of dark pools.

Daiwa Securities SMBC on Friday revealed an improved electronic trading platform in Asia, which offers a range of tools for its institutional clients to trade in Australia, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, India and Taiwan.

The tools include algorithmic and Direct Market Access (DMA) trading, a crossing engine and a smart order router (SOR). The Japanese investment bank plans to hire a dozen extra professionals in Japan and Hong Kong to serve clients across the region, bringing its total staff in Asia focusing on electronic trading to around 25 people. Daiwa also has pro...

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