Tag: Baillie Gifford
This Week from Trader TV: Stephanie Fraser, Baillie Gifford
Market pressures accelerate fixed income automation.
New transparency rules, technological advances, and market pressures are accelerating automation in fixed income, says Stephanie Fraser of Baillie...
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...












