LiquidityBook in the News

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LiquidityBook, LLC visited the NYSE in celebration of their participation in the NYSE Euronext Power Partners Program. In honor of the occasion, Kevin Samuel, Senior Managing Partner together with Rick Goldenberg, Senior Managing Partner of LiquidityBook, LLC, rang The Closing Bell^SM.

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On Thursday, July 7, executives and guests from LiquidityBook, LLC will visit the New York Stock Exchange to ring the Closing Bell in celebration of their participation in the NYSE Euronext Power Partners Program.  LiquidityBook, LLC has met the qualifying criteria to be designated a Portal 3 participant, the highest level classification.  The Power Partners Program aims to develop and strengthen the relationship between NYSE Euronext, data vendors and the OMS/EMS community for the benefit of our mutual customers. To mark the occasion, Kevin Samuel and Rick Goldenberg, Senior Managing Partners of LiquidityBook, LLC, will ring The Closing Bell at the NYSE.

NEW YORK , Sept. 17, 2010 – NYSE Euronext has announced its new Power Partners Program^TM, which recognizes and rewards companies that partner with NYSE Euronext to best meet the needs of mutual customers by providing the highest levels of functionality, access and timely enhancements. 

The program’s first member is LiquidityBook, a financial services technology company serving institutions on both the buy and sell side. LiquidityBook is an order and execution management system with a dual platform messaging system (web and IM based). LiquidityBook also provides FIX service bureau services, managing connectivity for third- party systems to other systems and/or direct market access destinations. 

Inclusion in the Power Partners Program is based on customers’ usage of NYSE Euronext markets and NYSE Technologies data, products and services.  Applicants are evaluated based on criteria specific to their business type.  Initially, the program is available to U.S. data vendors, broker-dealers, retail brokers, order management systems, execution management systems and service bureaus. 

Power Partner designations range from one to three portals; the more criteria met, the higher the number of portals and the greater the marketing rewards for the Power Partner.  Marketing rewards include varying levels of advertising opportunities, visibility at Trader Forums, public relations, and recognition on NYSE Euronext websites. 

“It is our pleasure to announce that LiquidityBook has qualified as a Two-Portal NYSE Power Partner. Our partnership with the NYSE is a vital part of our product strategy, and this partnership reflects our commitment to providing our customers with access to the widest possible array of NYSE products and services,” said Rick Goldenberg, managing partner at LiquidityBook.

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - September 21, 2010) - Telx®, a leading interconnection and colocation provider in strategic North American markets, today announced that LiquidityBook, a financial technology communications provider serving both buy-side and sell-side brokerage firms, has joined its Financial Business Exchange (FBX) and colocated its FIX Service Bureau and messaging platform solution in Telx's 60 Hudson St. New York data center facility. By joining the FBX, LiquidityBook's FIX and non-FIX Routing, Direct Market Access and industry-unique instant-messaging system are now available to Telx's financial markets customers. By selecting Telx's colocation services at 60 Hudson St., LiquidityBook has strengthened the resiliency of its data infrastructure, ensuring that their customers have the highest-quality online trading experience.

LiquidityBook evaluated several leading data center providers, and ultimately selected Telx based on total cost of investment, the connection density of its facility, and overall security and reliability. "Telx is the only colocation partner we spoke with who was not only interested in solving our challenges, but also in addressing the needs of our financial markets customers. Leveraging their colocation services at 60 Hudson St. enables us to expand our reach to financial markets customers who need fast, secure access to vital information to make accurate decisions on both the buy and sell sides of electronic trading," said Steven Kerr Lindsay, VP of Development and Information Technology at LiquidityBook. "Telx has impressed us with their ability to offer a flexible, cost-effective blend of data center and interconnectivity services in one of Manhattan's most strategic locations. By participating in the Telx FBX, we join hundreds of other financial services providers who can now offer customers a competitive advantage through low latency network connectivity and the best possible routing available on the market today."

"Telx is pleased to welcome LiquidityBook to our Financial Business Exchange at our 60 Hudson St. location," said Michael Cattell, VP of Financial Markets for Telx. "With the addition of LiquidityBook to our FBX ecosystem, Telx can offer our customers yet another low latency direct market access solution. This allows our financial markets customers to optimize the way they do business by giving them fast, cost-effective access to the venues they need."