Leaders in Trading 2023: Meet the nominees for… FinTech of the Year
Meet the shortlisted nominees for The TRADE’s FinTech of the Year award, in partnership with Instinet, including Ediphy, Octaura, Saphyre and smartTrade Technologies.
Meet the shortlisted nominees for The TRADE’s FinTech of the Year award, in partnership with Instinet, including Ediphy, Octaura, Saphyre and smartTrade Technologies.
With ongoing advances in technology, Wesley Bray explores the use of AI in fixed income, how it can help target liquidity and the shifting role of the trader as it adapts to work in tandem with new technologies.
The fixed income workflow solution – Ediphy Context – is aimed at traders, portfolio managers, quant analysts, compliance and senior management.
The winner will be revealed during The TRADE’s flagship gala awards night at The Savoy Hotel in London on 8 November.
Liquidity Checker tool analyses bonds liquidity using AI-powered automated technology, giving users real time notifications.
Regulatory reform, payment for order flow, market transparency, UK/EU divergence and of course consolidated tape are the hot topics of 2023, according to our market experts.
CEO of Ediphy, Chris Murphy, tells The TRADE where he sees credit developing in 2023, why he still has concerns around the consolidate tape, and just when we might finally see a CT in Europe.
Experts speaking on consolidated tape at the Fixed Income Leaders Summit in Nice this week warned that a tape is likely to throw up data quality issues that will need resolving.
The company says it’s working with 10 institutions including Norges Bank Investment Management, Deutsche Bank, Citadel Securities and UBS to finalise its tape prototype.
Competition in the new issuance technology space is increasing and the first steps to re-stitch the primary landscape will be to focus on automating a manual process and providing transparency, says Charlotte Decuyper.