Marketcetera Partners with Lakeview to Create Market Leading Open Source Trading PlatformTuesday, May 18, 2010 - Marketcetera, a developer of innovative open source software solutions for algorithmic electronic trading today announced that it has partnered with Lakeview Capital Market Service GmbH, an investment, technology and consulting provider based in Starnberg, Germany, to enhance and broaden the reach of Marketcetera, the industry’s leading open source electronic trading and risk system.
Lakeview to Market Open Source Trading Code in Europe, AsiaTuesday, May 18, 2010 - Lakeview Capital Market Services said Tuesday said it will market open source software for electronic trading and risk management in Europe and Asia. Lakeview, based in Starnberg, Germany, said it will "co-develop" software for high-speed algorithmic trading with Marketcetera, a San Francisco developer of open source code for capital markets.
High-Frequency Trading Controversy Continues to Swirl Monday, November 23, 2009 - Regulators are scrutinizing the surge in high-frequency trading strategies, which account for more than 60 percent of equities executions by some estimates. Charges of unfair access likely will continue to drive the HFT controversy in 2010.
Lime Brokerage and Marketcetera team to offer faster tradingTuesday, October 27, 2009 - Lime Brokerage and Marketcetera have come up with way professional traders, hedge funds, asset managers and broker-dealers can create and implement trading strategies faster than traditional proprietary trading solutions.
Marketcetera and Sky Road develop hosted trading systemThursday, August 20, 2009 - Sky Road, a hosted software provider, has utilised Marketcetera’s trading platform for its cross-asset portfolio management solution. The world’s first open source trading software has been applied as ‘foundational technology for trade enabling of Sky Road’s products’, explains Graham Miller, Marketcetera’s CEO.
OSS Could Be Key in Leveling Stock Market Playing FieldMonday, August 10, 2009 - Marketcetera feels that open source software is an ideal way for smaller brokerages to keep up with -- and perhaps outmaneuver -- their larger competition
Sky Road Integrates Marketcetera’s Automated Trading PlatformMonday, August 10, 2009 - Cross-asset portfolio management solution combines wtih Marketcetera’s open source platform to beef up electronic trade capture, order management and order routing.
Sky Road and Marketcetera release hosted trading solutionMonday, August 10, 2009 - Sky Road LLC, a solutions provider to the financial community and Marketcetera, the open source platform for automated trading, have integrated Marketcetera's open source automated trading platform with Sky Road's solutions for cross-asset portfolio management, supporting trading, risk, and operations functions.
Sky Road and Marketcetera launch hosted trading offering for cross-asset portfolio managementMonday, August 10, 2009 - Sky Road, a leading solutions provider to the financial community and Marketcetera, the leader in open source platforms for automated trading, have integrated Marketcetera's open source automated trading platform with Sky Road's solutions for cross-asset portfolio management, supporting trading, risk, and operations functions.
Transparency and liquidity still seen as top prioritySaturday, August 1, 2009 - (Contribution from Graham Miller) As the new market takes shape, hedge funds will no longer have the luxury of investing heavily in inflexible proprietary systems, nor will they have the time or resources to build custom trading platforms themselves...