Toronto Exchange completes colocation facility

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09 August 2010

The Toronto Exchange has finished building its colocation facility. Clients will be able to instal their trading applications from June 30 and access the trading engines and market data feeds of the Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange and the Montreal Exchange. The site is designed to accommodate up to 200 colocation spaces.

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