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Shares in Borders rose to $6.10 in late electronic trading from a New York Stock Exchange close of $5.36.
In the early days, the business started trading from a converted shop in a small village in the heart of the South Wales valleys.
The shift to clearinghouses will turn derivatives trading from a highly profitable niche to a more volume-based business, in which banks will have to compete on customer service and price.
"This move is an opportunity for us to rebuild our New York business and begin trading from a prime retail location with a high number of visitors," said Emmanuel Plat, the president of the Conran Shop.
There was extra support in afternoon trading from a solid start on Wall Street, where some relatively positive reports from big companies helped traders move on from the disappointing earnings news of last week.
As the pair's skills improved they started trading from a stall in St Nicholas Market - 2012 will see them mark their 25th year in business.
However, Mr Hunter ran energy trading from an office in Calgary, Alberta, while the risk management was handled from the firm's HQ in Greenwich, Connecticut.
It was really more trading from an area of strength to continue to try and shore up an area of need.
Born in Hainan, Patrick Lee moved to Hong Kong as an orphan and learned the art of trading from an uncle.
The percentage of female child labourers is also high; many girls engage in street trading from an early age.
In between those two calls was a weekend of nonstop horse-trading, from a windowless Capitol basement room to the Oval Office, over a deal to increase the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling and reduce future budget deficits.
