Fireside Friday

The TRADE sits down with director of cross asset market structure at Barclays, Matt Coupe, to explore the areas of market structure that overlap across asset classes and how this could be developed further.

The TRADE sits down with Toby Norfolk-Thompson, chief investment officer (US & UK) and Omid Zadeh, head of prime sales at digital asset prime broker Matrixport, to discuss the future of institutional crypto trading – where are we now, where are we headed, and what needs to change?  

The TRADE sits down with the president of Cboe Europe, Natan Tiefenbrun, to explore the big themes impacting the European equities trading landscape, the importance of a consolidated tape and the evolution of dark pool trading in Europe.

The TRADE sits down with head of European market structure at Cowen, James Baugh, to explore the systematic internaliser regime and which areas of the market regulators in the UK and Europe could be focusing on in the year to come.

The TRADE sits down with head of execution and quantitative services for EMEA at Liquidnet, Gareth Exton, to explore buy-side trading behaviour in current market conditions and the likeliness of continued regulatory divergence post-Brexit.

The TRADE sits down with managing director of Susquehanna International Securities, John Keogh, to discuss the potential implications of the recent MiFIR draft report - warning that "ambiguity is the enemy of transparency".

The TRADE is delighted to present a brand new series of Fireside Friday interviews. Coming to you each week, these intimate one-on-one chats will bring you market insights from some of the industry's biggest names and most innovative pioneers.

In our first of the series, we're delighted to sit down with Joe Wald, head of electronic trading at BMO, who gives us his unique perspective on the market data and regulatory landscape in the US and Europe following BMO’s recent expansion into EMEA.