NYSE Euronext’s US data centre in Mahwah, New Jersey, has completed the migration of more than 4,500 equities issues listed on the New York Stock Exchange and NYSE Amex.
With the NYSE and NYSE Amex equities primary matching engines now inside the new data centre, NYSE Euronext will begin the migration of its other markets as well as NYSE Technologies’ product portfolio that includes co-location services, direct data feeds, trading infrastructure on-demand, SuperFeed and its Risk Management Gateway service.
“The successful move of NYSE and NYSE Amex listed issues into our US data centre is truly a technological and operational milestone for NYSE Euronext and our customers,” says Larry Leibowitz, chief operating officer of NYSE Euronext. “Conceived over two years ago, these data centres were built to be our next-generation trading ecosystem and the centrepiece of our vision for the future of global markets. Their unique combination of high-performance market access, financial technology solutions and market data services demonstrate how we intend to innovate capital markets and empower the trading community.”
The migration all NYSE and NYSE Amex equities issues to the US liquidity centre marks the completion of a significant part of the phased migration of NYSE Euronext’s US markets.
NYSE Arca equities and both of NYSE Euronext’s US options exchanges, NYSE Arca and NYSE Amex options, will complete their transition to Mahwah in the first quarter of 2011.
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