SIX launches new data offering for global fixed income markets
The new offering is set to eliminate challenges of inconsistencies and errors facing clients using fixed income data.
The new offering is set to eliminate challenges of inconsistencies and errors facing clients using fixed income data.
Latest report individually addresses every complaint by exchanges surrounding the original research and reaffirms original stance that the cost of data is too high.
There is a clear bifurcation in the industry between long-only firms who use five or more algo providers, and those who use just one, according to findings in The TRADE’s most recent Algorithmic Trading Survey, Long-only.
New partnership makes Goldman the first broker to offer order updates via API on an EMS; launch is designed to enhance buy-side visibility on algo order performance intraday.
The launch of the first selection for the equity consolidated tape provider (CTP) is set for June 2025.
Specifically, the collaboration combines BMLL’s historical data with Exegy’s real-time OPRA data.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has communicated its decision directly to the relevant bidders, The TRADE understands.
Ahead of the launch of The TRADE’s EMS Survey for 2025, Wesley Bray dives into the findings from last year’s iteration, exploring key progressions as well as which areas should be front of mind for the development of the sphere.
Set to go live in March, the co-pilot aims to allow the buy-side to make more informed decisions on which algo strategy to use in a bid to reduce their implicit costs.
As market data prices continue to rise, efficiencies are not being passed on to the rest of the market, said Market Structure Partners’ Niki Beattie, speaking at a Plato Partnership event.