Electronic channels have been around for a while for the buy side, but algorithmic automation of trades is only recently picking up steam among the more traditional firms. In its latest report, Greenwich Associates found that long-term investors and corporate end users are increasingly turning to algos and transaction cost analysis (TCA) to optimise their trading performance. Among corporates, 28% of spot volume was executed via algo by users in 2016, compared to 10% in 2015. Institutional fund managers, meanwhile, Electronic channels have been around for a while for the buy side, but algorithmic automation of trades is only recently picking up steam among the more traditional firms. In its latest report, Greenwich Associates found that long-term investors and corporate end users are increasingly turning to algos and transaction cost analysis (TCA) to optimise their trading performance. Among corporates, 28% of spot volume was executed via algo by users in 2016, compared to 10% in 2015. Institutional fund managers, meanwhile,
Electronic channels have been around for a while for the buy side, but algorithmic automation of trades is only recently picking up steam among the more traditional firms. In its latest report, Greenwich Associates found that long-term investors and corporate end users are increasingly turning to algos and transaction cost analysis (TCA) to optimise their trading performance. Among corporates, 28% of spot volume was executed via algo by users in 2016, compared to 10% in 2015. Institutional fund managers, meanwhile,
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