With the ‘garbage in, garbage out’ argument more relevant than ever, market onlookers from big xyt, Cboe Global Markets, and Jupiter Asset Management share their view on what’s to come next year and beyond wherein data, regulation and technology will need to work closer together than ever before.
Industry onlookers from Aviva Investors, Xceptor, and Bloomberg unpack the future data and analytics sphere, including settlement, how data will play into AI, the topic of costs, and more.
Users will gain greater flexibility in generating analytics for around 2.9 million fixed income securities with data from the last 20 years.
“Partnering with OptimX Markets allows us to offer financial institutions a seamless way to deliver cutting-edge quantitative and qualitative analysis tools for European equity block trading,” said Daniel Shepherd, chief executive of BTON.
London clients have begun using Saudi data as part of their expanding trading strategy, QuantHouse confirms.
Confirmation and authorisation of the new CTPs is expected to be in Q4 next year, with go live dates anticipated to be in 2026.
The move complements the firm’s existing US equity and futures datasets.
The investment from European growth investment firm Finch Capital is earmarked to facilitate big xyt’s global expansion.
EuroCTP was first announced in the third quarter of 2023 and is backed by 14 exchanges as its shareholders and would be competing with Aquis and Cboe’s own consolidated tape initiative.
The combination of S&P Global’s evaluated bond pricing with MarketAxess CP+ is expected to lead to more consistent pricing and greater efficiencies across the trade lifecycle.