Kemp Trading B.V. is the second new trading participant to join the Swiss stock exchange in August and the fifth overall in 2018.
Another trading participant joins SIX: Kemp Trading B.V. is the second new trading participant to join the Swiss stock exchange in August and the fifth overall in 2018. https://t.co/lzbb2hGPcP #SwissExchange #ExchangeServices #trading pic.twitter.com/B1NZEPalbU
— SIX (@sixgroup) August 31, 2018
Today, Kemp Trading B.V. started as a trading participant on the Swiss stock exchange. The company is based in Amsterdam and is one of the leading Dutch market makers providing liquidity in various trading segments. Gregor Braun, Head Sales Switzerland & Europe, Securities & Exchanges, SIX: “Our latest new participant further adds to the diversification of our member base – one of the defining characteristics of the Swiss stock exchange. We welcome Kemp Trading B.V. and wish them successful trading!”
Kemp Trading B.V. is the fifth new participant joining in 2018, following Criterion Arbitrage & Trading B.V., Credit Suisse AG, Gair Loch Enterprises und XTX Markets Ltd. SIX offers excellent trading conditions and outstanding liquidity across a wide range of attractive trading segments. At present, 101 participants enjoy our outstanding order book quality for Swiss securities as well as our technologically leading and reliable trading infrastructure.
Source: SIX
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