The Trade Magazine, Apr-Jun 2009, No. 19
Trading’s new deal
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Having shaped the firm’s trading operations from disparate elements brought together through acquisition, Nanette Buziak, head of equities trading, ING Investment Management (Americas), explains how she is further honing the team to handle changed – and still evolving – market circumstances.
CSAs: unbundling or unravelling?
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The strains placed on CSAs by the spiral of collapsing asset values, accelerating redemptions and falling commissions suggest they are just one stage on the long road to unbundling. If so, where are today’s signposts leading us?
The dangers of bifurcation
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Dark blocks – are they for real?
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US market perspective: lessons from 2008
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Hidden liquidity or virtual liquidity?
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The revival of the trader
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Achieving distinction in smart order routing
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Hail CESR!
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London Stock Exchange:first destination for SORs
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Means to an end
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European fragmentation and the search for liquidity
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Richard Hills, global head of electronic services, Société Générale, explains how the risks of bad execution can be minimised in times of increased volatility and fragmentation.
A new paradigm for achieving best execution in a fragmented equity market
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