New offerings will provide a TCA tool made specifically for futures trading as well as an expanded set of asset classes - beyond listed derivatives - for trade surveillance.
Deal builds on an existing strategic partnership between the pair announced in late 2022 to deliver a sell-side focused post-trade allocation service.
The new units are part of the firm’s wider reorganisation into six distinct lines of business, aimed at supporting clients’ multi-asset needs.
The past week saw appointments across execution sales, chief strategy, fixed income, futures and options and inflation trading.
Incoming appointments previously held positions at Broadridge, ION, Fidessa, Flow Traders, SumRidge Partners, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity Information Service and SunGard.
Learn more about the four firms shortlisted for The TRADE’s 2023 Editors’ Choice Award for Outstanding Trading Technology Provider, including: BlackRock’s Aladdin, Bloomberg, Broadridge Trading and Connectivity Solutions, and Trading Technologies.
Key local challenges cited in the Trading Technologies and Acuiti report include finding the right local partners, understanding local rules and regulations and gaining access to regional markets via preferred clearing firms.
Clients of TT will now have access to TCA and regulatory services, with analytics from Abel Noser Solutions expected to be integrated into TT’s platform at a later stage.
As the buy-side increasingly seek higher quality and comprehensive data, providers are answering the call, focused on enhancing their services and increasing their scope.
Deal comes as part of Trading Technologies’ multi-asset data and analytics expansion after the vendor launched a new foreign exchange business line in June.