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The TRADE
The TRADE

The TRADE is a quarterly publication, focused on the business of institutional global securities trading. It is the only publication dedicated to covering the broad spectrum of activities that buy-side firms undertake to implement their investment decisions and manage the investment process end-to-end in order to reduce market impact costs and maximise portfolio returns.

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The TRADE Asia
The TRADE Asia

Asia is a challenging environment; a region by name it is far from a homogenous market. Limited liquidity, reactionary regulation and wide spreads have long conspired against the introduction of electronic trading in Asia's exchange-driven markets. But now, with the widespread adoption of FIX in Asia and the global trend towards best execution and unbundling, advanced trading techniques are taking hold like never before. The TRADE Asia, sister publication of The TRADE, is dedicated to following developments in the Asian markets.

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The TRADETech Daily
The TRADETech Daily

The TRADETech Daily is the official newspaper of TRADETech 2010, London 20-23 April. Published in four issues, it comprises one advance edition, two live on-site editions and a digest wrap-up report.

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Execution Venues in Europe Handbook
Execution Venues in Europe Handbook

Execution venues in Europe will provide buy-side traders with practical insights into Europe’s emerging execution models and structures, and the new trading strategies and the ‘smart’ tools being rolled out to achieve best execution in an increasingly complex trading environment.
Execution venues in Europe will offer the buy-side a guide to the opportunities and challenges they face from liquidity fragmentation.

 

Algorithmic Trading Handbook
Algorithmic Trading Handbook

In 2005, The TRADE published the first buy-side handbook on algorithmic trading. The publication received wide acclaim and has witnessed sustained demand. Since its publication in 2005, the market has moved on. Buy-side adoption of algorithmic trading has increased globally, strategies and benchmarks have evolved and a new generation of liquidity-seeking algorithms has arrived. Together, these factors have prompted The TRADE to publish a 2nd edition of the handbook.