People Moves Monday: BlackRock’s Aladdin, London Stock Exchange, Bank of America…
The past week saw appointments across equities, exchanges, and technology.
The past week saw appointments across equities, exchanges, and technology.
Panellists discussed the different approaches when it comes to merging asset classes, debating whether a single EMS does in fact make the most sense when it comes to multiple asset trading.
New offering will be available for FlexTrade’s buy-side clients and will help improve transparency and enhance trade decision-making.
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.
The TRADE sits down with Andy Mahoney, managing director, EMEA at FlexTrade Systems, to discuss growing interest in artificial intelligence-driven functionality, how this can aid trading desks and potential technological advancements in the EMS space.
Partnership comes as regulators are increasingly focusing on data quality in reporting submissions; will see clients be able to carry out transaction reporting via direct feed in their EMS.
New offering will help simplify the interaction between traders and their trading technology platform, while also aiding pre-trade decision-making and speeding up workflow.
Partnership addresses demand for integration and collaborative workflows between OMS and EMS solutions, while also optimising trading activities and meeting best execution obligations.
Participants from Torstone Technology, FlexTrade Systems, Tradeweb, Broadridge Trading and Connectivity Solutions, Appital and FINBOURNE Technology predict that investments in technology will continue to increase as we enter the new year.
FlexTrade said actionable liquidity on European credit is now available within its EMEA trading workflow on the FlexTRADER FI execution management system.