BNY ConvergEx Group, LLC, has entered into a strategic alliance with Thomson Reuters,to provide Thomson Reuters clients access to ConvergEx's execution and liquidity management capabilities. As part of the agreement, Thomson Reuters will become a preferred market data provider for ConvergEx clients, and ConvergEx will become a preferred broker for Thomson Reuters clients.
As a leading global agency brokerage, ConvergEx delivers multi-asset class strategies and tools for world-class execution on every major exchange, seamless connectivity to global markets, and anonymous sourcing of deep liquidity. The ConvergEx liquidity and execution management offering includes the VortEx(SM) dark liquidity pool; ConvergEx Cross(SM), a sophisticated block crossing engine; a complete set of performance-enhancing global algorithms; TactEx, which is a comprehensive suite of advanced DMA order types for accessing both displayed and non-displayed liquidity in the US; and Perform-Ex(SM), a web-based transaction cost analysis platform. The alliance will also allow Thomson Reuters clients to draw on ConvergEx's market-leading commission management and research solutions to help them get maximum value from their commission spend.
Joseph M. Velli, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BNY ConvergEx Group, commented, "Thomson Reuters is a recognized leader in providing world-class financial information products to the institutional investor community and we are very excited about the many significant benefits that this partnership is going to bring to our clients."
"Thomson Reuters delivers to customers unparalleled industry expertise, combined with innovative technology -- this is our focus," said Chris Perry, President, Thomson Reuters Americas Markets Division. "ConvergEx, with its leading trading technology solutions, substantially extends our ability to further deliver value to clients through content, analytics and market liquidity solutions."
Friday, 5 September 2008
BNY ConverEx Group Alliance with Thomson Reuters
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