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The Rise of the Algo Wheel
By Josephine Gallagher
November 25, 2019, WatersTechnology
Buy-side firms are evolving the techniques they use to select and validate broker-dealers and their algorithms to improve execution performance while providing evidence …
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Nasdaq Reveals 50% Spike in Paid Research Triggered by MiFID II
By Hannah Hoikkala and Niclas Rolander
November 17, 2019, Bloomberg
When it comes to equity research, good intentions have gone awry.
Nordic companies are increasingly bankrolling analysts now that banks …
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U.S. regulators take a closer look at exchanges’ data fees
By Richard Henderson
October 21, 2019, Financial Times
The dominant U.S. exchange groups are fighting to expand their market data businesses but face a stand-off with the securities regulator over …
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The U.S. Finally Has a Plan for Releasing Data on Treasuries Trading
By Liz McCormick
September 23, 2019, Bloomberg
After years of reviewing a hotly debated issue, the U.S. government has decided to recommend publicly releasing data on Treasuries trading volume.
Treasury …
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Brexit drives European companies away from UK banks, report warns
By Samuel Agini
September 5, 2019, Financial News
Brexit is increasingly driving European companies to turn their backs on U.K. banks in areas such as foreign exchange hedging, cash management, …
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Wall Street Trading Costs to Surge as New Rules Hit Derivatives
By Jennifer Surane
July 19, 2019, Bloomberg
Wall Street’s heavyweights are prepping their clients for bad news: Some trades are about to get a lot more expensive.
Firms including Citigroup …
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Wall Street Now Hawks Research Like a Budget Airline Sells Seats
By Justina Lee
July 15, 2019, Bloomberg
If you’ve ever flown on a discount airline—paying extra for everything from seat selection to a bottle of water—you have a pretty good …
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U.S. bundled equity commissions fall by nearly half in decade
By Siobhan Riding
July 14, 2019, Financial Times
U.S. fund managers have cut the amount they pay to brokers in bundled commissions covering both research provision and trading activity, reflecting …
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DLT Can Enhance Settlement Systems, But Not Replace Them
By Manesh Samtani
June 14, 2019, Regulation Asia
A new paper from Greenwich Associates says DLT cannot replace settlement infrastructure entirely without imposing the very costs it was designed to …
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Entire industry to benefit from APIs – DTCC
By Louisa Chender
June 17, 2019, Global Investor Group
The entire industry could benefit from an increased use of APIs which in time could have the potential to effectively replace …
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