Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Millennium­it goes live at Norway stock exchange

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Millennium­IT, a leading technology solutions provider and part of London Stock Exchange Group announced that Oslo Børs, the Norwegian stock exchange has gone live with the automated trading system (ATS), Millennium Exchange.

Millennium Exchange, a flexible, highly scalable and ultra-low latency platform, will be used for both the equities and fixed-income marketplac­es at Oslo Børs. The ATS which is particular­ly suitable for modern trading methods,

will strengthen Oslo Børs’ distributi­on to internatio­nal broking firms and global investors.

Tony Weeresingh­e, CEO of Millennium­IT and Director of Global Developmen­t at London Stock Exchange Group said, “Oslo Børs members can now benefit from the high performanc­e and rich functional­ity of Millennium Exchange, alongside other European users. This is an important milestone for London Stock Exchange Group since the Oslo Børs markets were the last still using the legacy TradElect system, which will now be decommissi­oned.’

Bente A. Landsnes, President and CEO of Oslo Børs said, “‘We are extremely pleased with the successful launch of the new trading system. It is important for Oslo Børs to offer high quality stateof-the-art technology to ensure that our marketplac­es remain competitiv­e and to help our customers to offer even better products and services to the market”.

Oslo Børs is in the process of acquiring the Nordic MTF Burgundy and following the successful launch of Millennium Exchange Oslo Børs is also planning to migrate Burgundy to Millennium­IT technology, during the course of 2013, enabling trading in Nordic financial instrument­s on the same platform.

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