TABB Group report finds large US equity asset managers are increasingly turning to research unbundling for cost savings and focus on best execution.
An analysis from TABB Group has found dark trading volumes are the highest since MiFID II was introduced, despite summer slowdown.
Morgan Stanley came first for commissions, while the combined Virtu/ITG algos are considered top by investment firms.
TABB Group finds that the buy-side’s US commission pool has declined 42% since 2015.
The 2019 algorithmic trading survey finds that brokers are stepping up to the plate in the post-MIFID II landscape to provide consistent execution to hedge fund firms that are more knowledgeable and discerning than ever before.
With an increasing number of buy-side firms turning to outsourced trading providers in recent years, Hayley McDowell finds out how providers really operate and differ from agency brokers, and examines what benefits opting for outsourced execution can offer to the asset management industry.
The AMF has launched a study into the impact of unbundling in order to improve coverage for small- and mid-cap stocks.
ESMA chair Steven Maijoor says it is time to decide if and how a consolidated tape should be produced in Europe.
John runs through what you can find in the latest issue of The TRADE, now available to read online.
James Baugh, head of EMEA equities market structure at Citigroup, talks to The TRADE about the impact MiFID II has had on European market structures, the changing relationship between the buy- and sell-sides, and what further regulatory changes may be in store.