Almost half of EMEA FIX Trading conference attendees said that the impacts on price formation in public markets as a result of increasing bilateral trading is their greatest regulatory focus for 2025.
Two new post-trade subsidiaries have also been announced, helping support the securities markets.
Market onlookers from Grasshopper Asia, FIS, Eurex, Tradeweb, and Sustainable Trading provide an additional view on what they believe will be the key macro-economic factors in the year to come, delving into their potential impacts in Europe, the US, Asia, and beyond.
Industry experts from Standard Chartered, H2O Asset Management, STP Investment Services and Tradeweb share their opinion on the most relevant macro-economic factors to consider in the year to come, looking at the key themes on both sides of the Atlantic, and beyond.
The move builds on the bank’s drive to expand securities lending in the UAE and wider Middle East.
New location will help the firm better deliver services across the Middle East and North Africa region.
A disparate and fragmented European Union is thwarting the continent’s ability to compete effectively with the largest markets in the world. But a new political impetus has reinvigorated the consolidation agenda, with a view to challenging national frameworks and bringing growth back to the region, writes Chris Lemmon.
Winners across the five categories will be announced at Leaders in Trading New York, taking place at Chelsea Piers on 19 November.
Alongside the Dubai presence, Marex has made the first hire for the team in the jurisdiction; individual joins from IG Prime.
The move will support the bank’s RMB cash bond market-making under Bond Connect and its USD interest rate swap (IRS) market-making in Hong Kong.