Buy-Side

The investment allows the newly founded asset manager to begin trading in August and will see New Holland providing strategic support as operations commence.  

Third-party TCA systems are the buy-side’s preferred choice when selecting a platform, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.  

The offering will see BMLL’s pre-trade analytics integrated into Broadridge’s global OMS, and Xilix EMS in Japan. 

Of the traders interviewed, 58% opted for separate systems, with control, flexibility and configurability underlined as the key drivers behind this preference, according to a Coalition Greenwich report. 

Individual has been with the firm for more than two decades, most recently serving as co-head of global trading.

Sentiment change has been spurred by clarifications from the FCA which address previous barriers to the shift, says a report by Substantive Research.

The offering follows a growing demand from clients for more flexibility in how front-office and back-office systems are integrated.  

Individual has been with LGIM for almost three years and is set to join BNY’s outsourced unit in the coming months, The TRADE understands. 

Venue selection and broker strategy choices are also expected to see significant impacts, however firms should be aware of AI’s challenges, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.  

Firm-wide, cross-departmental collaboration is becoming increasingly important as the need for efficiencies continues to intensify, agreed heads of trading from BNY Investments, Ninety One, Allianz Global Investors, and Sarasin & Partners at the CMX conference on Wednesday.