Timothy Keady, DTCC chief client officer and head of DTCC Solutions, explains why firms should migrate from manual to automated processing of margin calls in preparation for the challenges that the next crisis will deliver.
Dan Shepherd, CEO of BTON Financial, outlines how applying technology to the trading desk can alleviate some of the pressure as asset managers prepare for a potential second wave of coronavirus.
Bill Stephenson, CEO of Urvin.Compliance, explains how the new end-to-end execution management platform PLIA by PLATO will enhance and de-risk compliance for best execution processes.
TAIFEX’s upcoming TIP Taiwan Bio Futures presents an opportunity to tap the island’s rapidly growing biotechnology and medical care industries – a market segment that deviates substantially from its benchmark index, TAIEX.
Ivan Gilmore, Head of Exchange Traded Products & Global Product Development for Capital Markets at London Stock Exchange, considers the future of ETF trading and how the market will evolve from a position of strength for smaller-sized executions.
Price discovery through efficient liquidity pooling is the core function of a securities exchange. The Swiss Stock Exchange (SIX) has a solid track record of delivering consistent high-quality market data, both in terms of content and latency. SIX is actively involved in industry initiatives aimed at promoting better data standards.
Lately, more and more emphasis is being placed on how orders are routed. Typically concerns are raised around whether brokers are routing in their own best interest or in their clients’ best interest.
Michael Chin, managing director and global head of trading proposition at Refinitiv, explains that data is not simply a buzzword, and if gathered and interpreted accurately, it’s the path forward for trading.
Michael Steliaros, Global Head of Quantitative Execution Services at Goldman Sachs, explores how algorithmic research lies at the heart of the quest for better risk and cost models.
The trading desk of the future has been identified by buy-side and capital markets participants in a technology survey by Refinitiv and Greenwich Associates. How do they think artificial intelligence, big data and analytics will benefit their industry by 2024?