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New solution brings execution, risk and liquidity management into a single environment aimed at improving capital efficiency across the sell-side.
Through the integrated model, investment managers can access execution, settlement, reconciliation and broader operational support within a single framework.
The ETF market has undergone extraordinary growth over the past two decades, but trading protocols have not always kept pace. In conversation with The TRADE, Aaron Kehoe, Head of QwickRoute at MCAP, discusses the evolution of ETF trading workflows and how new execution models are seeking to modernise liquidity access through automation and integration.
New hire joins the firm as a quantitative trader; he most recently spent 14 years at Citadel Securities, covering equity options.
The new offering allows xyt users to interact with the firm’s data using natural language, addressing common data-related obstacles including extracting data, writing queries and validating outputs.
Clear Street secures Mifid II license for Netherlands expansion
The authorisation – granted by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) – complements the firm’s ongoing expansion in Europe, and existing UK operations.
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Baillie Gifford’s Petros Kyliakoudis on which market structure topics are front of mind for the buy-side
The TRADE sits down with Petros Kyliakoudis, lead, trading research and analytics at Baillie Gifford, to discuss how European market structure is changing, from unstructured data and AI to regulation and bilateral structures.
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"This appointment reflects the firm’s continued commitment to internal mobility and fostering career development across the business," Ninety One global head of trading tells The TRADE.
This past week saw a series of trading-focused appointments across the sell-side, spanning credit, high touch sales and multi-asset trading and several c-suite moves.
The new trading window – 9am to 4pm WAT – follows the recent reclassification of Nigeria from an unclassified to frontier market status, authorised by FTSE Russell.
The connectivity is enabled via a point of presence in AWS Stockholm, and is set to boost access to crypto prediction market platforms that make use of the path between Tokyo and London-based cloud infrastructure.
Individual brings more than 25 years’ experience across clearing, custody and brokerage; previously served as head of direct custody and clearing sales for APAC at Citi.
Experts from M&G Investments, Janus Henderson Investors and Allianz Global Investors give their view on the significance of insufficient market and instrument-level visibility and a lack of standardised data in a recent xyt survey.
The authorisation – granted by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) – complements the firm’s ongoing expansion in Europe, and existing UK operations.
Squires is set to support the buildout of OptimX’s platform in the role with a particular focus on the EMEA region, The TRADE understands.
The new contracts align with the rising demand for listed dividend products, and will span options on the S&P 500 annual dividend index futures and Nasdaq-100 and Russell 2000 quarterly dividend index futures.
Specifically, the new offering will allow traders to hedge KRWQ perpetual positions both in EDXM International as well as alongside regulated spot trading on EDX markets.
New hire will be based out of Dubai, and has also previously served in trading-related and senior positions at firms including Mirabaud Group, HSBC and Natixis.
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