NEW YORK, June 16, 2016 -- Lime Brokerage ("Lime"), a Wedbush Company, is pleased to announce that it will be ringing the New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell on Wednesday, June 22nd, 2016, in honor of its five year anniversary since becoming acquired by WEDBUSH, Inc. Rich Jablonski, Chief Executive Officer at Lime, along with Tony Huck, President and Chief Operating Officer, and several other executives of Lime Brokerage and Wedbush Securities, will be present to ring the bell.
Tony Huck states, "As a long-standing and proud partner of the New York Stock Exchange, Lime Brokerage is pleased to commemorate its tenth year as a member firm by ringing the closing bell on June 22, 2016. In addition, we are honored to celebrate our five year anniversary of joining the well-established and successful family of Wedbush owned companies."
The Closing Bell will take place on June 22nd at 4:00 P.M., Eastern Time, at the New York Stock Exchange in New York. NYSE will stream the ringing of the bell at: https://www.nyse.com/bell.
Lime Brokerage ("Lime") offers the industry's most advanced trading technologies and execution services, providing systematic traders superior access to the most automated, high-volume electronic trading markets. Lime's systems provide unsurpassed reliability and scale with exceptionally low latency. Developed to handle the demands of the automated and electronic trading community, Lime's technology caters to a diverse and sophisticated client base. The result is a robust, highly reliable, agency-only system that includes market data and trading platforms. It allows clients to trade efficiently and anonymously across all major lit and dark market venues.
About WEDBUSH, Inc.
WEDBUSH, Inc. is a leading financial services and investment firm that, through its holdings, provides private and institutional brokerage, investment banking, equity research, fixed income, clearing, sponsored-access and execution, private capital, commercial banking, and asset management, to individual, institutional, and issuing clients. Founded in 1955, the firm's largest holding, Wedbush Securities, is one of the largest full-service investment banking and brokerage firms headquartered in the western United States, with over 100 offices nationwide. WEDBUSH is devoted to delivering its clients dedicated service, financial safety, continuity, and advanced technology. WEDBUSH, Inc. includes affiliated firms Wedbush Securities, Wedbush Asset Management, Wedbush Capital Partners, Wedbush Opportunity Partners, and Lime Brokerage LLC.
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CONTACT: Teny Josephbek
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