Burgundy Yet to Mature
Feb 4, 2010
Market participants in Nordic regions have been slow in implementing the technology needed to connect with alternative trading platforms, according Simon Nathanson, CEO of Stockholm-based agency broker and trading technology provider Neonet, which part-owns Nordic multilateral trading facility (MTF) Burgundy. I caught up with Nathanson in the aftermath of the ...

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