BTON expands outsourced dealing desk with hires from LSE and Millennium
LSE technology sales veteran, Justin Hudson, and former quant trader at Millennium Capital Management, Emmett Cawley, have joined BTON in senior roles.
Tag: Outsourced trading
Genesis Investment Management outsources execution to Northern Trust
Neil Dacey, head of trading at Genesis Investment Management, has joined the Northern Trust trading desk to oversee emerging markets as part of the deal.
Former Citi Thai equities head joins outsourced trading firm Tourmaline
On a mission to hire industry veterans, Tourmaline has confirmed the appointment of Joe Hodgkins as senior trader for its Asia-Pacific business based in Sydney.
Morgan Stanley’s Asia equites sales head joins outsourced trading firm Outset Global
Outset Global has bolstered its trading team in Hong Kong to meet increased demand for Asian equities outsourced trading services.
The TRADE’s best of 2019: Buy-side
John reviews the best of The TRADE News' coverage of the buy-side over the past 12 months.
November: The TRADE’s most read stories
The best of the month’s stories from The TRADE, including BNP Paribas, Ardevora, MiFID II, distributed ledger technology and Leaders in Trading 2019.
Sell-Side
Virtu Financial begins onboarding clients to outsourced trading desk
The head of Virtu Financial’s new outsourced trading business tells The TRADE that the launch was a natural progression for the firm after its takeover of ITG.
Sell-Side
Virtu Financial reveals plans to launch outsourced trading desk
Virtu Financial will target the buy-side with an outsourced trading desk and will bring the ITG Triton EMS to FX markets.
Buy-Side
Outsourced trading: The future of the buy-side desk?
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 TRADE Magazine, Summer 2019
John runs through what you can find in the latest issue of The TRADE, now available to read online.