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Top 3 Trends for the Institutional Investing & Pension Funds Space in 2018

Accenture Capital Markets

From an operational standpoint, we expect three strategic priorities to dominate in 2018: 1. The industry is rethinking how to manage the generation, storage, transformation, usage and retirement of both structured and unstructured data. A strong push to refocus on investment management.

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Deutsche Börse names new CEO to replace Theodor Weimer

The TRADE

Leithner will take over the position from Theodor Weimer who has held the CEO job since 2018. Leithner has been a member of the executive board of Deutsche Börse AG since 2018, responsible for pre- & post-trading. The challenge now is to further realise this potential across the Group to shape the markets of the future.”

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People Moves Monday: Redburn Atlantic, LGIM, DWS and more…

The TRADE

Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) promoted one of its own to the role of head of US equity and foreign exchange trading. Previously in his career he spent a year and a half at Fideuram Asset Management Ireland as a trader in equity and derivatives and spent nearly three years at ING Eurasia ZAO in money markets roles.

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The TRADE’s Q3 Magazine: Now available online!

The TRADE

Regulation-wise, the US is also undergoing a major overhaul across several corners of the investment value chain from reporting to best execution to Treasury clearing. In depth – AI? Claudia Preece weighs risk versus reward and takes stock of where the newest AI capabilities could throw up some curveballs when it comes to trading.

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An evolving service provider landscape

The TRADE

The narrative of the service being used solely by smaller hedge funds has been replaced by suggestions that outsourced trading is gathering pace among larger fund managers. Coalition Greenwich points out that from 2018 to 2022 the number of outsourced trading providers grew from fewer than 10 to more than 40.

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Eyes on a new prize: How outsourced trading has taken off and why the attention is now turning to larger managers

The TRADE

The pandemic marked a seminal moment across the capital markets, effectively drawing a line between the old world and the new. Coalition Greenwich points out that from 2018 to 2022 the number of outsourced trading providers grew from fewer than 10 to more than 40. The number now – in 2023 – is said to be well over 50.

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