Ahead of TradeTech, global head of trading at Schroders, Gregg Dalley, tells The TRADE about the impact of market structure changes on liquidity since Brexit, and provides his thoughts on other hot topics such as SPACs and the consolidated tape.
SteelEye CEO, Matt Smith, told The TRADE the implementation took just three months and was completed in July this year.
Schroders announces that it will keep work from home and flexible working conditions in place for its employees on a permanent basis.
As a new decade begins, Chris Hall looks at how the role of the buy- and sell-side trader has evolved since the flash crash of 2010, and finds that while the buy-side has levelled up with brokers, progression has not always been smooth.
Peter Harrison has urged asset managers to open dialogue with struggling companies, as ‘creative’ solutions to coronavirus events will only be found through human interaction.
Buy-side heavyweights join Credit Suisse and Exane BNP Paribas as Plato Partnership’s newest members.
The TRADE profiles its Rising Stars of Trading and Execution 2019, continuing with Arline Sueng, Leo Broughton, Charlotte Nutting, Anthony Lucas and Peter Welsby.
The TRADE profiles its Rising Stars of Trading and Execution 2019, starting with Rikki Corbyn, William Baker, Liane Fahey, John Lilley and Jack Bookatz.
Regulatory pressures on asset managers to oversee and govern their outsourcing service providers has become a challenge for the buy-side.
Antonia Lim will take on a newly-created role at Schroders as head of quantamental investments, which combines quantitative and fundamental strategies.