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As cost-cutting pressures mount, more firms are considering extending their FIX infrastructures from the front office to post-trade operations.
Buy-side firms and vendors in the U.S. are exploring extensions of the FIX protocol to post-trade processes. But stretching FIX in this way will stir up battles over standard and proprietary protocols and whether post-trade processing should be done locally among firms or through a centralized matching system. The outcome of these battles may determine...
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