Category Archives: algo execution

Leon’s Musings – tussle – taking control – transfer of knowledge

Posted on 20 December 2011 by

Tussle One of the interesting themes that got a lot of airplay this year has been the tussle between automated trading and asset managers. Some asset managers have been pretty wary of using sophisticated trading technologies but as the year … Continue reading →

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Leon’s Musings – eyes on asia – occupy sydney – which bread?

Posted on 14 December 2011 by

Eyes on Asia While I don’t wish to harp on this theme it is very clear from talking with several fund managers recently that those managers who are investing in Asia or have Asian partners are much more optimistic about … Continue reading →

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Leon’s Musings – blending – plain sailing – better news

Posted on 23 November 2011 by

Blending Up until now there has often been a distinct difference between the high-touch sales trader and low-touch algo desk on the sales-side, however if a recent Tabb Group report is correct this model is set to evolve where you … Continue reading →

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