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The TRADE is delighted to announce the shortlisted nominees for the Industry Person of the Year Award 2024. Industry Person of the Year 2024 shortlist: James Baugh, managing director, head of European market structure, TD Cowen James Baugh is an industry stalwart, having worked in the financialmarkets for over 25 years.
One Trading has unveiled a new regulated perpetual trading venue , increasing the European crypto-assert exchanges accessibility to both institutional and eligible retail clients. Specifically, the platform offers BTC/EUR and ETH/EUR perpetual futures trading pairs.
James Baugh, managing director, head of European market structure, TD Cowen was voted industry person of the year at last night’s glittering Leaders in Trading awards gala. Baugh is an industry stalwart, having worked in the financialmarkets for over 25 years.
The Cloud is increasingly the primary choice of deployment for post-trade workloads and trading, a new Nasdaq paper has found, with market readiness one of the factors driving the adoption.
The London Stock Exchange (LSEG) saw overall growth across its key businesses in 2023, with considerable improvement across data and analytics, capital markets, and in particular, post-trade. year-on-year increase, while capital markets saw a 6.1% In capital markets, the 6.1% rise year-on-year as compared to 2022.
Peter Welsby, head of European FICC trading, Manulife Investment Management Regulation will continue to direct market trends in 2 024, just as it has in recent years. In fixed income, focus will remain on data transparency and whether consolidated tapes would be beneficial or detrimental to liquidity in the EU and emerging markets.
Balraj Bassi, co-founder and chief executive officer, Tradefeedr Data analytics in financialmarkets has reached the point where clients have access to complete global data sets, and we see 2024 as the year where this will drive change in how counterparties interact and in automating trading workflows.
The approval also builds on Hidden Roads recent expansion of its fixed income prime brokerage platform, which saw the firm sign a deal in June 2024 to distribute Trading Technologies (TT) multi-asset trading platform to its clients. The post Hidden Road receives FINRA broker-dealer approval appeared first on The TRADE.
We have seen new entrants into the block space in 2023, and I see further appetite in 2024 as buy-side traders seek safer and larger block liquidity – I foresee “superblock” venues and an increase in capital provision. For all these reasons, I expect the voluntary adoption of ESTR based products to continue into 2024 and beyond.
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Any potential move to T+1 will require collaboration from a broad range of industry stakeholders, with the ultimate objective of making EU securities markets safer and more efficient.” The watchdog will consider the feedback during the first quarter of 2024, with the intention to publish a final report in Q4 2024 at the latest.
As part of the move, Marex will become a member of LCH’s SwapClear service on 15 July 2024, subject to final approval. Client clearing of interest rate swaps expands Marex’s existing clearing memberships spanning across energy, commodity and financialmarkets.
Since the pandemic, the CSE has undertaken several significant developments, including the introduction of regulated short selling in November 2023 and stock borrowing and lending in March 2024, followed by the adoption of an equity T+2 settlement cycle in June 2024.
Anthony Attia The move is the next step in the business’ “Growth for Impact 2024” strategy and follows the expansion of its clearing activities to Euronext Brussels earlier this month. The move is paving the way for the continued expansion of Euronext Clearing with financial and commodity derivatives confirmed for Q3 2024.
ICMA commented that progressive penalties introduces unnecessary stress to a market that is most likely already facing liquidity challenges. ESMA said the feedback it receives will feed into its technical advice, which is expected to be sent to the European Commission by the end of September 2024.
The watchdog’s focus will be on a single consolidated tape provider per asset class, which could help ensure that associated data costs remain low alongside addressing the existing fragmentation of post-trade transparency data. The UK tape’s revenue and sharing model and its inclusion of pre- and post-trade data have not yet been confirmed.
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The TRADE reported on 14 August that the testing period for the shift to T+1 settlement in the US had officially begun. The critical window – set to run until the planned implementation date at the end of May 2024 – is a crucial opportunity for the industry to iron out any creases, of which there are many, before the transition is completed.
The UK’s Accelerated Settlement Taskforce is aiming to publish its report and recommendations on shortening the cycle to T+1 in January 2024, The TRADE’s sister title Global Custodian has learnt. The post UK settlement taskforce to deliver T+1 report in January as timeline debate rumbles on appeared first on The TRADE.
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First up in our introduction to the distinguished nominees for Leaders in Trading 2023 Editors’ Choice Awards, we bring you the shortlist for Outstanding Exchange Group – one of The TRADE’s highly coveted and legacy awards for the exchange community.
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