The TRADE sits down with Nicholas Phillips, market structure research analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence (BI), following the publication of BI's 'European institutional equity trading study 2025’ report, to explore Europe’s renewed trading momentum, what to look out for in 2026, and the continued developments in post-trade, dark trading caps, rising bilateral, and more.
The ECB has confirmed that it will make both moves in Q1 2026.
The volatility experienced in the first half of 2025, spanning intraday swings and price fluctuations, is expected to become the ‘new normal’ throughout Trump’s administration, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
The new offering was developed in close collaboration with buy-side and sell-side firms, such as AllianceBernstein and BlackRock.
The decision reflects the firm’s “global strategic shift”; Cboe will work alongside regulators and customers to ensure a smooth transition of the businesses.
The collaboration will integrate LSEG’s Yield Book fixed income data and analytics into FINBOURNE’s LUSID platform and builds on the two firms’ existing partnership from 2021.
Individual brings more than 25 years of equity sales trading experience to her new role and has also previously worked at Citi and Deutsche Bank.
The suggestions are aimed at ensuring increased investor interest in European capital markets.
The new offering will go live on 10 November 2025 and is set to allow a wider range of firms to trade directly on Eurex without a membership.
In the past week the markets saw various moves across low-touch trading, equities and buy-side sales.