Portfolio

A selection of our Projects and White Papers

  • Retail Execution – Casting the Net Wider

    Wealth and retail execution charts new waters

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  • Stifel SWIM – Från klarhet till klarhet

    SWIM makes great headway in first half year of trading
    SWIM gör stora framsteg in i första halvåret av handeln

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  • Stifel launches SWIM liquidity hub

    Stifel’s innovative SWIM liquidity pool introduces a unique mechanism to
    search and interact with retail electronic orders.

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  • Transaction data meets the GIG economy

    The new generation of EDM tools isn’t about building another behemoth, it’s about smart-data-management. Misato explore a changing mindset in this article about Transaction Data.

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  • A look back at the future

    WIth MiFID II upon us, this series of articles for network instrumentation specialists Accedian explores the value of all that synchronous data...

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  • Turning Water into Wine

    MiFID II mandates the time-stamping and storage of transaction data. A non-trivial task, but one that presents a valuable data-store, now with sequential integrity.

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  • A Sea Change in Surveillance

    Impending regulation and next generation technology
    drives new wave of monitoring

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  • My Word is My Bond

    “Dictum Meum Pactum” - My Word Is My Bond. The motto of
    the London Stock Exchange has underpinned the values of the
    City for generations. In the current era of fast-paced technical
    and regulatory change, upholding the integrity of our financial
    markets is no less critical. Although the Exchange’s trading floor
    itself has become a thing of the past, human interaction is as
    important to the trading ecosystem now as it was pre-Big Bang.
    Conversely, the challenge of surveilling such human interaction
    has increased in line with the expansion of different forms of
    media from traditional voice, to include mobile, SMS, business
    social media and instant messaging.

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  • Market Abuse Monitoring goes Forensic

    For those overseeing the orderly conduct of trading, the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR)
    in mid-2016 introduced some significant challenges. Specifically, MAR extended the scope
    of surveillance to orders as well as trades in order to capture the intent to abuse the market,
    and it applied to more asset-classes, to name but a few of the changes.

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