Teething problems with Sets - the London Stock Exchange's order-driven, electronic trading system
They should have known from the start. As Gordon Brown, the UK's chancellor of the exchequer, officially opened the London Stock Exchange's electronic order book last October, the prices on the screen turned red behind him. The red signalled falling prices attributable to uncertainty over the UK's policy on the euro. Still, it wasn't the launch image the LSE would have liked. Indeed, the new trading system's image has been largely in freefall ever since.
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Richard Carpenter
Covering investor communications, sustainability and employee engagement, Richard Carpenter has worked with the likes of Aviva, Facebook, Alibaba, HSBC and the London Stock Exchange. Before joining Bladonmore, he was CEO of MerchantCantos, part of...
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