The TradeTech Daily Issue 3
In this issue:
Turquoise still hidden from view
The devil is in the detail over Project Turquoise
Non-displayed enthusiasm for more dark pools
While brokers and commentators predict a rise in the growth and use of organised dark pools, buy-side traders themselves seem broadly satisfied with the options already on offer
Project Turquoise: why it will be different this time around
Some observers say they will believe Project Turquoise when they see it. But its architects say today’s market conditions could see it succeed where other initiatives have failed
Buy-side urged to join revolution
Unlocking liquidity through lower costs can benefit the buy-side as well as dealers
New breed of traders for tomorrow’'s world
The changes and technological developments in equities trading are empowering the buy-side, but will require new skills
Events drive long-only strategies
Private equity and hedge fund strategies influence the direction of asset management
Reuters marks out its territory in the post-MiFID world
Information aggregator sets out its stall for the delivery and analysis of data
Coming to terms with algorithms
An afternoon stream on algorithmic trading found more agreement than expected on its strategic use
Alpha proves a unifying force
Maximising alpha and minimising trading costs are part of the same equation for portfolio managers and head traders
Multi-asset exchanges beyond the horizon
While related trades in selected asset classes will become easier to execute, the industry has yet to achieve a unified model
The industry takes a bow
Inaugural TradeTech awards acknowledge excellence in the industry
Buy-side top of the class
Buy-side overcomes tough competition
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