trading floors

As the City's Big Bang led to a new demand for trading floors, Docklands was ideally suited to become London's Wall Street on water.

On some football field-sized trading floors you could barely see the far wall through the heat haze.

EXCHANGES used to have lively trading floors and sleepy managers.

But everything changed during the crisis. Suddenly, balance sheets contracted, volatility hit the roof and fear swept across trading floors.

Furthermore, cheaper-to-operate electronic markets are spreading at the expense of traditional "open outcry" trading floors.

And the building was designed to maximize the views of nearby Bryant Park. -This is an example of one of our three trading floors.

Before he was exposed as a con, Gamsky was getting Dennis - like attention on the Chicago trading floors and in the press.

there was a lot of screaming and yelling on the trading floors, people were throwing phones.

These one-stop financial shops with vast trading floors are one legacy of Big Bang (the demise of the leisurely lunch is another).

Now it sprouts skyscrapers, including Britain's tallest, that provide palatial premises for global banks with giant trading floors.

The centerpiece of the 12-story, $500 million building is one of the largest trading floors in the world.

"What's the sentiment on the street? " is the cry heard on trading floors around the world.

Both campuses and trading floors contain high concentrations of people with common values and views.

Derivative prices leapt on New York's trading floors.

New electronic price display boards are installed on the walls above the trading floors. Price reporting time is cut to seconds.