Standard Chartered launches spot cryptoasset trading for institutional clients
The offering is integrated with the bank’s existing platforms and will allow institutional clients to access and trade cryptoassets through recognisable interfaces.
The offering is integrated with the bank’s existing platforms and will allow institutional clients to access and trade cryptoassets through recognisable interfaces.
In March, UBS made a shock exit from outsourced trading game, serving its clients a three-month notice, as revealed by The TRADE at the time.
The investment deepens the firms’ existing partnership and will see SIGMA AI’s chief executive expanding his current role to also become TT’s head of AI and innovation.
The offering will span South African and Pan-European equity markets and will see both banks acting as each other’s preferred execution partner for their respective equities markets.
When it comes to the selection of cloud service providers, LSEG found that 92% of respondents believe operational resilience to be the primary motivator behind selection.
The past week saw moves across equities, outsourced trading and high touch sales trading.
The initiative saw tokenised units of Aberdeen Investment’s money market fund (tMMF) and tokenised UK gilts used as collateral for FX trades between Aberdeen and Lloyds.
Sentiment change has been spurred by clarifications from the FCA which address previous barriers to the shift, says a report by Substantive Research.
Individual joins from HSBC and is set to help drive the growth of the firm’s APAC equities.
Aquis Exchange, Bloomberg, Cboe, Euronext, London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Nasdaq and Tradeweb are among those included in the published list.