As outsourced trading gains traction, Claudia Preece delves into what factors make for success in the space, pinpointing some of the main elements influencing the future landscape. As ever-larger players continue to make real moves, costs rise, and expectations placed on providers increase, only those with truly effective offerings will reap success as consolidation continues.
The past week saw appointments across execution sales and equity sales trading, as well as a departure of a longstanding individual.
The TRADE sits down with Dean Gray, head of EMEA outsourced trading at Jefferies, to discuss the rise of outsourced trading, how the market is set to shift as more heads turn in the direction of the white space and what the outlook is for potential future consolidation in the market.
The past week saw appointments across fixed income, outsourced trading and low touch execution services.
Marex confirmed Siegel’s replacement earlier this week, selecting former head of emerging markets and outsourcing at Aurel BGC, John Orrock, to take up the reins.
With growing client expectations and a constantly developing market landscape, Wesley Bray explores the evolution of algorithmic trading, delving into its use cases, the importance of data and trader intuition and how algo strategies are utilised during periods of high volatility.
Incoming individual takes up role at the investment banking arm of Daiwa Securities Group after almost 10 years with Jefferies.
Named Tradu, the new platform has been “built by traders for traders,” according to the business; launch is expected next month.
Former Citadel COO becomes head, cash and liquidity management at hedge fund.
Learn more about the four firms shortlisted for The TRADE’s 2023 Editors’ Choice Award for Best Broker Electronic Trading Initiative, including: Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, JP Morgan and TD Cowen.