Through the combined solution, xyt will provide TCA and execution intelligence, while eflow will deliver trade surveillance technology; partnership aligns with increasing regulatory emphasis on transparency and strategy.
The move will see the Liechtenstein-based bank integrating xyt’s trading data intelligence platform to add advanced TCA capabilities, automation and customisation to its client offering.
The new offering allows xyt users to interact with the firm’s data using natural language, addressing common data-related obstacles including extracting data, writing queries and validating outputs.
Experts from M&G Investments, Janus Henderson Investors and Allianz Global Investors give their view on the significance of insufficient market and instrument-level visibility and a lack of standardised data in a recent xyt survey.
The partnership with support the German bank’s integrated order flow management services, enhancing transparency and execution quality analysis for its institutional client base.
The impact of the shift to the single volume cap (SVC) in October 2025 has reduced dark trading, with the number of instruments suspended at the EU level under the SVC declining by 39% from October to December 2025, according to recent AFME findings.
Industry thought leaders from Robeco, xyt, IEX, and CAPIS delve into the key market structure developments set to shape the industry in 2026, from inflation, touch sizes shrinking, passive dominance and dark and bilateral trading.
Individual returns three years after having announced his retirement back in 2022 following 42 years in the industry.