Tag: Baillie Gifford
Virtu Winter Conference 2025 sheds light on the industry’s toughest challenges
The Stockholm-based event gathered leaders from all corners of the industry to discuss Europe’s liquidity landscape, emerging technologies, and the future of market structure....
This Week from Trader TV: Baillie Gifford: Tackling the complexities of...
Measuring cross-asset transaction cost analysis (TCA) and trade performance still faces major constraints, says Baillie Gifford’s Petros Kyliakoudis, with unique nuances and complexities across...
FILS USA: The most valuable fixed income asset is ‘People’
Much of the talk at last week's Fixed Income Leaders Summit in Boston centred around the mechanics of buying and selling bonds: data and...
Buy side hails positive development of STP for bond issuance
Risk warning lights flashing on buy-side trading desks could be assuaged thanks to industry collaboration on primary markets.
It seems incongruous that the 50-year old...
Buy side hails positive development of STP for bond issuance
Risk warning lights flashing on buy-side trading desks could be assuaged thanks to industry collaboration on primary markets.
It seems incongruous that the 50-year old...
FILS in Barcelona: What a T+1 world will look like for...
At FILS 2023, Stephanie Fraser of Baillie Gifford and Katia Felina, head of post-trade product at Bloomberg, discussed the future in both Europe and...
A long way to go: “Fundamental concerns” raised around lack of...
With the US representing an estimated 46% of the global equity market, its upcoming shift to T+1 settlement in 2024 is a huge move....
FILS 2021: Lessons in better execution post-crisis
With economic upheaval ahead, potentially stemming from a supply crisis in many sectors, getting better execution for even in difficult markets will be key.
Big...
Primary markets : Discretion is the better part of bond issuance
The US regulator has raised questions over bank control of new issuance automation – the question is whether banks behave with valour.
A recent report...
Data’s weakness in March crisis accelerates calls for European tape
Where European bond market infrastructure has lagged behind US, traders – and therefore investors – have suffered.
From a promised age of enlightenment, many traders...
