Abstract: A system for generating liquidity includes a plurality of client user interfaces and a matching system. Each client user interface includes a trading desktop which stores unexecuted trading positions. The matching system is coupled with the plurality of client user interfaces and configured to receive information about the unexecuted trading positions. The system can identify as a match one or more first indications of interest which can fulfill one or more second indications of interest, based upon the information about the unexecuted trading positions. For the identified matches, the system can provide a notification of the match and an invitation to execute the match to corresponding client user interfaces. When an invitation is accepted, the system forwards an order to an order execution system for execution.

Abstract: A system for generating liquidity includes a plurality of client user interfaces and a matching system. Each client user interface includes a trading desktop which stores unexecuted trading positions. The matching system is coupled with the plurality of client user interfaces and configured to receive information about the unexecuted trading positions. The system can identify as a match one or more first indications of interest which can fulfill one or more second indications of interest, based upon the information about the unexecuted trading positions. For the identified matches, the system can provide a notification of the match and an invitation to execute the match to corresponding client user interfaces. When an invitation is accepted, the system forwards an order to an order execution system for execution.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are provided for integrating an order management system with execution facilities. According to the invention, at least one trade in an order management system (OMS) is selected to be or otherwise made available to be worked in an execution platform (EP). Order information in the OMS, corresponding to the at least one trade, is sent from the OMS to the EP without committing the underlying shares for the trade. It is determined if the EP is attempting to generate, or has generated, an executable trade order corresponding to the order information received from the OMS.

Abstract: A system for providing algorithmic trading services includes a server coupled to an electronic data network configured to receive a first message from a remote trading client computer requesting algorithmic trading services and in response thereto, to start an algorithmic trading portal on the remote trading client computer. The algorithmic trading portal is separate and independent of an order management system and is configured to allow selection of one of a plurality of algorithmic trading services and to build a request for the selected algorithmic trading service.

Abstract: A system for generating liquidity includes a plurality of client user interfaces and a matching system. Each client user interface includes a trading desktop which stores unexecuted trading positions. The matching system is coupled with the plurality of client user interfaces and configured to receive information about the unexecuted trading positions. The system can identify as a match one or more first indications of interest which can fulfill one or more second indications of interest, based upon the information about the unexecuted trading positions. For the identified matches, the system can provide a notification of the match and an invitation to execute the match to corresponding client user interfaces. When an invitation is accepted, the system forwards an order to an order execution system for execution.