People Moves Monday: LSEG, Invesco, Cantor Fitzgerald, and more…
The past week saw various moves across both the buy- and sell-side, spanning the c-suite, equities and credit trading, and institutional sales.
Tag: Rosenblatt Securities
Stifel managing director joins Rosenblatt Securities to lead New York institutional sales
New hire spent 17 years at Stifel working across various institutional equity sales-based roles, and also previously worked at Bear Stearns.
Trading Venues
Survival of the fittest
Following an acquisition-littered few years, Annabel Smith explores the new role of trading venues and the need for a diversified toolbox in order to compete in an increasingly complex marketplace.
Rosenblatt Securities’ European market structure expert departs for new role at Optiver
Former TRADE reporter and market structure expert has spent the last eight years at Rosenblatt.
Continuous lit markets set to carry on suffering at the hands of the Close
Trading volumes are continuing to migrate towards the Close in light of the growing number of passive funds coming to market.
The TRADE’s Crystal Ball 2021: Regulation
Gaze into The TRADE's crystal ball for insights from market participants on their regulation and market structure predictions for the year ahead.
ELP SI market share battle heats up as Citadel Securities takes top spot in Europe
Figures from Rosenblatt Securities show that 2020 has been a crucial year in the ELP SI landscape as volumes continue to concentrate among the four largest venues.
Rosenblatt survey highlights buy-side disconnect with changes to MiFID II
ESMA has made several recommendations in its report on the MiFID II review, but a poll from Rosenblatt Securities suggests the buy-side is not quite on the same page as the regulator.
Hayley’s Comment: Misguided intervention
Senior reporter Hayley McDowell examines ESMA’s investigations into periodic auctions and asks what it could mean for the future of trading post-MiFID II.
Nine-in-ten FTSE 100 stocks to hit dark cap in January
New report reveals the majority of stocks across Europe will hit the MiFID II dark trading cap come January 2018, with FTSE 100 hit hardest.