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Crossfinder

Crossfinder

Credit Suisse as a firm executes a large percentage of the world's trading each day.  Crossfinder is the world's largest dark pool¹ and a key part of the AES offering, bringing clients together to minimize impact and maximize execution quality. 

Advantages

• Opportunity for improved prices - trades at or within the spread
• Reduced signalling risk - none of your order is displayed on the public order book
• Seamless execution and settlement - regardless of how many different venues we execute on, settle one ticket at the end of the day

Global

Crossfinder is available in the following countries around the world:

Americas- United States 

Asia - Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore 

EMEA - Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom 

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Rosenblatt Survey July 2011, TABB Group LiquidityMatrix July 2011

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