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Instinet Adds Global Connectivity to Nomura’s Electronic Futures Trading Platform

Instinet Incorporated today announced the global availability of Nomura’s advanced electronic futures trading platform via the Newport® Execution Management System (EMS).

Commenting on the announcement, Jonathan Kellner, Chief Executive Officer at Instinet, said: “Building out our multi-asset offering has been a major strategic focus for Instinet globally over the past few years. We’re excited to expand our broker-neutral derivatives network with the addition of Nomura’s electronic futures platform, which offers a range of advanced DMA and algorithmic strategies for trading today’s futures markets globally.”

John Macpherson, Global Head of Futures and Options at Nomura, added: “Nomura continues its expansion into the electronic futures space with the launch of our next-generation electronic execution platform. At the same time, we remain focused on seeking out opportunities to strategically leverage Instinet’s technology and distribution capabilities given its role as Nomura’s equities execution services arm. Integrating our advanced suite of futures trading tools into Instinet’s EMS is a natural extension of this strategy, which we see as providing significant benefits to the hundreds of large institutional clients globally who trade via Newport.”

The award-winning Newport is a global, broker-neutral, multi-asset EMS that is used by both clients and Instinet’s agency sales trading desks worldwide. With it, users are able to access over 150 multi-asset liquidity sources and several hundred broker-neutral destinations globally, as well as an advanced suite of customizable execution tools and integrated analytics capabilities.

Nomura’s electronic futures trading platform includes an advanced suite of tactical, conditional and benchmark strategies designed to meet a range of global trading objectives, as well as a customizable low-latency smart order router. All have been seamlessly integrated into Newport’s trading tickets, providing intuitive and efficient order entry.

Next Finance , May 2014

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