Financial Times: “There needs to be some balance between what is important for a development agenda versus privatisation,” said Gaurav Arora.
Financial Times: “You vigorously compete for the inbound order flow. The execution quality for retail is better than it has ever been,” said Shane Swanson.
Quartz: “You have these tools that are developed by the retail brokerages that rival what you could get as an institutional investor,” said Shane Swanson.
WSJ: But Refinitiv will be counting on the LSE’s additional funding and expertise to bolster the product’s technology to help expand the terminal business, Mr. Connell said.
Bloomberg: “That’s something that we may need to figure out, ‘How do we make sure people understand there are limitations,’” said Shane Swanson.
Bloomberg: “Moving the industry closer to T+1 settlement is good for everyone because the less risk we maintain in the system, the better off everyone is,” said Shane Swanson.
MarketsMedia: “Low code has a lot of potential,” said David Easthope. “There are smart people and interesting companies coming into the space, saying ‘We can help you be better’.”
Financial Times: But its market share subsequently dwindled to 4 per cent, about $13bn a day in December, according to Greenwich...
Les Echos: According to estimates by consulting firm Greenwich, its market share fell to 4% last December, with volumes in the order of $ 13 billion per day.
TraderTV: Kevin McPartland outlines the reasons behind activity in rates markets over 2020 and across the year end period.
