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Transaction cost analysis has come a long way since Tim Sargent traded equities in the mid-1980s, but the head of Markit Data Analytics and Research reckons new breakthroughs are still being made that will help institutional trading desks to forecast market impact more accurately.
When accessing dark liquidity, the biggest challenge for the buy-side trader is: