Participants have until 4 September to submit their vote for this year’s London and New York-based awards ceremonies.
“Buy-side research budgets are already under pressure, so it's understandable that they wouldn't welcome a new set of licensing accompanied by new costs and they are banking on a fear from the sell-side that being frozen out of an asset manager's LLM would be a very cold place to be in future,” Substantive Research chief executive tells The TRADE.
Service moves beyond trials following industry testing with more than 50 firms including BlackRock, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and State Street.
Europe’s secondary equity markets don’t need a sweeping overhaul, instead incremental reform can boost choice and competition, improve integration and investor outcomes across Europe, writes Alex Dalley, head of European equities at Cboe.
Through the move, more than 5,000 US shares and ETFs are now available for 24/5 trading; enhancements extend available US trading day from 6.5 hours to up to 16 hours.
Investment targets improvements in SSI data quality, governance and automation across post-trade workflows.
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The suggested reform package would simplify AIFMD-related rules from 2013; the move would "particularly boost freedom for smaller firms to find new ways to achieve the same high standards", said FCA markets director.
CFTC-regulated event contract market Rothera has launched after just five months to coincide with The World Cup; platform is approaching a 10% share of US event contract market volume.
The collaboration will connect portfolio construction, risk insight, and trading decisions in a unified buy-side workflow, The TRADE can reveal.
New roles from the last week included a range of senior moves, including heads of trading and execution appointments.
Appointment is an internal promotion; role includes oversight of trading, portfolio management, investment research and capital markets across the firm’s European business.
The launch is planned for Q2 2026 and will be an industry-first, set to connect the world’s largest US Treasury futures and cash liquidity pools.
Riyadh-based entity will support the bank’s regional offering across corporate banking, investment banking, and operations across the Middle East.
The firm has also brought in a new sales trader alongside the appointment; both hires join from Bank of America.
New product suite spans US large cap technology and growth companies, marking the first traditional asset class to be integrated into One Trading’s existing infrastructure.
The new solution incorporates API connectivity, and will allow firms to reduce manual processes and leverage execution insights, The TRADE understands.
New hire joins after a 16-year tenure at JP Morgan, where he worked across various FX-related positions.
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