Dealer relief at delays to Refinitiv Matching’s tech migration
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First
phase
of
replatforming
for
Swiss
spot
pairs
set
to
be
pushed
to
mid-2025
The
delayed
replatforming
of
London
Stock
Exchange
Group’s
spot
and
forward
foreign
exchange
trading
venues
onto
upgraded
technology
infrastructure
has
been
welcomed
by
dealers
wanting
more
time
to
prepare
for
the
costly
project.
The
first
phase
of
migrating
Refinitiv
Matching
onto
the
Millennium
platform,
which
also
supports
LSEG’s
equities
exchanges,
was
initially
scheduled
for
completion
by
late
2024,
before
being
pushed
back
to
March
2025.
FX
Markets
now
understands
this
date
has
been
revised
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needed
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Forum:
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Romania,
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and
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US
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perspectives
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automation
plans
focus
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tools
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