Natasha Cocksedge examines some of the key insights from The TRADE’s latest Algorithmic Trading: Hedge Funds Survey, highlighting that ‘speed’ is no longer a top priority for the buy-side when it comes to the main drivers behind algo usage, with factors such as ‘greater anonymity’ increasingly coming to the fore.
Natasha Cocksedge delves into The TRADE’s 2025 Algorithmic Trading Survey – Hedge Funds, which revealed that despite a continued decline in the use of dark liquidity seeking algos, the strategy still remains a firm favourite amongst hedge fund managers for the time being.
Claudia Preece delves into findings from The TRADE’s most recent Algorithmic Trading Survey, Long-only, which demonstrated a clear bifurcation in the industry between long-only firms who use five or more algo providers, and those who use just one.
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.
Claudia Preece delves into The TRADE’s 2024 Outsourced Trading Survey findings, which showed an uptick of respondents opting for the fully outsourced model over co-sourcing.
Claudia Preece takes a look at findings from The TRADE’s 2024 Algorithmic Trading Survey, Long-Only, which indicates an increasingly positive future landscape as buy-side sentiment regarding algo providers continues its upward trajectory following the less positive responses of 2023.
Wesley Bray dives into the latest data from The TRADE’s Algorithmic Trading Survey – Hedge Funds, delving into the shifting motivations behind algorithm usage across the buy-side, including key areas of focus for hedge funds going forward.
With just over a week left to go before The TRADE’s EMS Survey for 2024 closes, Claudia Preece takes a look at some of the findings from the 2023 iteration, wherein buy-side concerns around EMS integration complexity and product development uncertainties signalled a pressing need for providers to up their game.
Wesley Bray dives into the latest data from The TRADE’s research desk which saw the overall rating for algorithm performance reach the highest average score on record, demonstrating key improvements across the algorithmic trading landscape, particularly for hedge funds.
In the build up to the 2024 iteration of The TRADE’s Algorithmic Trading Survey, Hedge Funds, Claudia Preece takes a deeper look at last year's findings which saw execution performance experience the largest year-over-year decline in terms of ratings from users of any category, falling 1.60, while ‘better pricing’ jumped from 7.36 to 8.25.