The Christmas is a season full of surprises, and the European ETF market is offering its own unexpected gift this year - a shift in trading dynamics that few might have anticipated.
In your home, who grumpily collects and disposes of the wrapping paper after all the presents have been opened? I must admit my OCDness does put me in this category.
Tradition has it that there are exactly nine magic reindeer. We assume that these reindeer must at some point have been selected from millions of potential reindeer candidates.
What is the big xyt link from Paddington to the importance of data analytics? The Paddington producer is none other than Canal Plus, spun out of Vivendi to list on the LSE only just yesterday.
You really should sell, you’d better not buy, you ought to be short, I’m telling you why, VWAP Crossing’s coming to town.
As the holiday season lights up the markets, there’s one star on the ETF tree that deserves special attention: the European Best Bid and Offer (EBBO).
Today we have reached deep into Santa’s sack, had a rummage, and found something really unique. Courtesy of our partners at the JSE we present a highly insightful dataset that only a trading venue can produce.
As the holidays draw near, the spirit of giving has reached the trading world, bringing with it a shiny new offering: the rise of Midpoint execution innovation.
Predicting the volume curve depends on detailed analysis of the factors affecting the distribution of liquidity over time with the chief event being the Closing Auction.
Just like Father Christmas, we are obsessed with sharing. So a natural starting point is a quick look at how the various types of European liquidity pools have been sharing the trading volumes this year.
