Banning payment for order flow (PFOF) and only allowing large trades to be executed on systemtic internalisers (SI) should be prioritised over implementing a tape, writes James McKeone, VP and head of European data at NASDAQ.
Developments in automation and digitalisation, when applied effectively, can help businesses across the trade lifecycle communicate better with customers, providing innovative new services and deepening relationships.
Starting from 25 July 2022 and in parallel with global regulatory norms, Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX) offers central clearing services of OTC derivatives for market participants to lower capital requirements and improve capital efficiency.
Anya van den Berg, vice president of analytics at Deutsche Börse, explores the increase in data exchange between venues as well as the availability of new and unique market data products developed directly by the exchanges themselves.
Natan Tiefenbrun, president at Cboe Europe, along with John Fruen, head of EMEA market structure and liquidity Strategy at UBS, Ben Springett, head of electronic and program trading at Jefferies, and Laetitia Visconti, head of EMEA equities market structure and market connectivity at Barclays, share their thoughts on the success of periodic auctions in Europe’s equity venue landscape and the factors that could drive their increased adoption in the future.
Asset managers that recognise and take advantage of the full spectrum of benefits enabled by handing off their trading functions are working with client interests in mind, say Northern Trust Capital Markets’ Gerard Walsh and Grant Johnsey.
Managing director EMEA and APAC at Broadridge Trading and Connectivity Solutions, Ofir Gefen, explains why modular trading systems are essential for firms to unlock efficiency and accelerate growth.
Dr Robert Barnes, group head of securities trading and CEO of Turquoise Global Holdings, London Stock Exchange Group and Mark Badyra, founder and CEO, Appital, explain to the TRADETech Daily how their collaboration on automating the bookbuilding process will benefit buy-side participants along the entire transaction chain.
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Henry Weindling, non-deliverable forward (NDF) sales at Eurex, and David Holcombe, head of product: FX futures and FX clearing at 360T, explain how a new type of liquidity is changing the economics of NDF clearing for buy-side firms.