New equity trading system at Nasdaq OMX Nordic

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09 March 2010

Nasdaq OMX Nordic, the group of stock exchanges in the Scandinavian and Baltic region, has switched to Inet, a trading system already used widely in the Nasdaq OMX group. The change should reduce trading times to 250 microseconds.

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