International private banking and asset management group, LGT, has selected data analytics firm xyt, to boost the firm’s execution strategy and trading performance.
Robin Mess
The move sees the bank making use of xyt’s trading data intelligence platform, to integrate TCA insights and granular analytics, with the aim of delivering a more nuanced understanding of the firm’s institutional trading performance across its portfolios.
The collaboration will also provide execution quality benchmarking to identify areas of improvement and support trade decision-making.
“LGT is exactly the kind of forward-thinking institution that recognises the true potential of transaction cost analysis as a strategic tool, not just a compliance obligation,” said Robin Mess, chief executive at xyt.
“We are proud to support their ambition to elevate execution performance and look forward to continuing to grow this partnership.”
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In addition, recent automation input into xyt’s platform is set to allow the Liechtenstein-based bank in reducing reliance on manual outlier detection, and enhancing analysis speed and accuracy.
Fabian Burger, senior expert business risk management at LGT, said: “Beyond the platform itself, xyt has proven to be a highly responsive and adaptable partner. Their flexibility during implementation and proactive client engagement have delivered real operational value for our team.”
In February 2026, xyt entered a similar partnership with German securities trading bank, Steubing AG.
As part of the collaboration, xyt delivers comprehensive analytics across Steubing AG’s various trading activities, spanning listed stocks, bonds, certificates and warrants, to allow the bank to provide its institutional clients with enhanced transparency and execution quality analysis.