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Marketcetera appoints Brian Roberti global Head of Sales

November 18th, 2008 - Former EdgeTrade and Advent Software Executive to manage sales for open source Automated Trading Systems provider

Marketcetera appoints Brian Roberti Global Head of Sales

November 18th, 2008 - Former EdgeTrade and Advent Software executive to manage sales for open source automated trading systems provider

Fidessa LatentZero leads the way with 20 brokers� algos

October 8th, 2008 - Fidessa LatentZero announces integrated access to algorithms from RBC, Instinet, Knight/EdgeTrade and DnB NOR Capital Markets via Minerva

Knight Appoints Bradley W. Duke Head of Institutional Electronic Sales in Europe

July 16th, 2008 - Knight Appoints Bradley W. Duke Head of Institutional Electronic Sales in Europe

How do you differentiate your electronic execution services?

While the recent proliferation of electronic execution services has presented the buyside with an impressive degree of choice, it has simultaneously landed the sellside with several challenges. How do you make your services stand out from the crowd? What are the main competitive differentiators from the buyside’s perspective? How best can they be delivered? Five leading sellside providers share their views.

The fuse is burning

As the momentum of change increases in European equity markets, some obvious similarities with US markets are emerging – but so also are some striking differences. Joe Wald, Managing Director and Co-Founder of EdgeTrade, a Knight Capital Group subsidiary, ponders these similarities and differences, while outlining some of what he anticipates for buyside traders in Europe.

Do Black Swans Swim in Dark Pools?

The continued rise of dark liquidity and the development of more sophisticated execution algorithms could increase regulatory obligations on brokers and/or exchanges, according to Mary Lou Von Kaenel, Managing Director, Management Consulting, Jordan & Jordan, and Greg Malatestinic, Senior Software Engineer, Jordan & Jordan.

Knight Capital Group Completes Acquisition of EdgeTrade

January 15th 2008 - Knight Capital Group, Inc. has announced the completion of the acquisition of EdgeTrade Inc. for $59.5 million, comprising $29.5 million in cash and approximately 2,285,000 shares of unregistered Knight stock.

Knight Capital Group Agrees To Buy EdgeTrade In A Cash And Stock Deal Worth $59.5 Million

November 19th 2007 - Knight Capital Group has agreed to acquire EdgeTrade for nearly $29.5 million of cash and 2.3 million shares of unregistered Knight stock, subject to adjustments.

The Smart Money

As MiFID opens the door to competition between equity trading venues in Europe, Chris Hall looks at how algorithmic trading will adapt to the new era of fragmented liquidity.