The Trade reports on Liquidnet’s acquisition of Prattle, a provider of automated investment research solutions for financial professionals. Brian Conroy, President of Liquidnet, says that Prattle is a powerful tool for asset managers to discover actionable insight from vast amounts of unstructured data.
Waters Technology reports on Liquidnet’s plans to build out a platform which will use AI to adapt to individual users and thereby predict recommend actions and trading preferences, similar to the model used by streaming services.
Seth Merrin, CEO of Liquidnet, discusses how fund firms overlook the value-creating qualities of the trading desk, concluding that in this competitive world, no form of potential alpha generation should be overlooked.
The FT reports on Liquidnet’s acquisition of RSRCHXchange, an investment research distribution platform, which will allow Liquidnet to provide a new level of research and analytics to the investment process. Brian Conroy, President of Liquidnet, says the purchase reflects the growing role of technology in investment research.
Banks are trying to help facilitate direct electronic trading with their clients, forgoing the need for electronic marketplaces. Constantinos Antoniades, Global Head of Fixed Income at Liquidnet, discusses the extent of the threat to electronic marketplaces.
The FT debates the initial reception of MiFID II, using research provided by Liquidnet’s Rebecca Healey, Head of Market Structure & Strategy, EMEA, and discusses how, more than a year on from implementation, calls to amend it are growing louder.
The Trade reports on Liquidnet’s recent launch of Ecosystem Pro to add customisable trader intelligence tools to its Liquidnet 5 platform.
Chris Hall asks whether brokers can tailor their models to meet customer demand. Chris Jackson, European Head of EMEA Equities, highlights that clients want greater levels of transparency and Liquidnet’s combination of advanced analytics and AI in the existing algo capabilities provides this.
Best Execution provides insights on geo-political tensions and changing investment habits that are influencing equity trading. Adam Sussman, Global Head of Market Structure, comments on the rise of passive investing and how more discussion is needed.
Markets Media shares insights on a recent report by Rebecca Healey, Head of EMEA Market Structure, that reviews transaction cost analysis in fixed income.
Liquidnet’s Natasha Shamis, Global Head of Product, won Technology Leader of the Year, at the Women In Technology & Data Awards in London.
Financial News reports on Liquidnet’s recent research on how there has been a move to periodic auctions and systematic internalizers.
Financial Standard shares details on Liquidnet's new software, called Discovery, a trading software that aims to make it easier for asset managers trading large chunks of Australian equities.
The Trade reports on Liquidnet’s recent partnership with Charles River to add fixed income matching upgraded equity blotter sweeping tools to its IMS.
Adam Sussman, Global Head of Market Structure, shares his thoughts on the MEMX exchange with Euromoney.
Markets Media reports on Liquidnet’s recent appointment announcement that Brian Conroy will be the start his role as President of Liquidnet.
As Britain’s exit from the EU draws closer, Rebecca Healey, Head of EMEA Market Structure and Strategy at Liquidnet, highlights to the Financial Times the challenges that face the financial services industry.
The Trade make reference to Rebecca Healey’s, Head of EMEA Market Structure and Strategy at Liquidnet, report on global unbundling policy in the wake of MiFID II in Europe.
In our search for innovation in the institutional trading market, Aite Group highlights the Virtual High Touch (VHT) service from Liquidnet as one of the much-needed examples of firms attempting to leverage technology to help capture the next growth phase in the institutional trading space.
Adam Sussman, Liqudnet’s Global Head of Market Structure, joins the WatersTechnology Wavelength Podcast to talk about the Members Exchange (MEMX), the new proposed venue for trading US stocks.
