FlexTRADER EMS selected by Alecta to optimise cross-asset trading and execution
FlexTrade’s flagship EMS will be utilised by Alecta to handle equities and derivatives execution.
FlexTrade’s flagship EMS will be utilised by Alecta to handle equities and derivatives execution.
The development aims to offer sell-side clients simplified integration and connectivity to LTX, reduced operational risk and implementation costs, and improved time-to-market.
Enhancements are designed to allow trading desks to simultaneously quote a greater number of structured products across markets and distribution channels.
New Coalition Greenwich survey found that over the next year, 34% of respondents intend to increase their use of multi-dealer platforms (MDPs), while only 5% thought there would be a reduction.
New developments will help improve users’ understanding of risk management and margin requirements.
The investment from Golden Gate Capital is set to “drive further organic growth and M&A”, said oneZero.
The TRADE sits down with Baris Halitoglu, trader at Nordea Asset Management, to explore how developments in automation and artificial intelligence are shaping the future of both the trader and the trading desk.
“Empowering traders with their own customised order-routing algorithms is especially critical in today’s market environment,” said Gino Stella, institutional trading manager at TradingBlock.
Citi’s multi-year agreement also includes use of Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform which will deliver Gen-AI capabilities across the firm.