The TRADE
SEPTEMBER 8, 2023
Both the US and Switzerland were popular amongst lower latency trading firms, said Acuiti. Looking at the most recent findings, the first half of 2023 has proved “challenging” for prop trading firms, said Acuiti, which highlighted “the back of a drop in volatility, rising costs and increased regulation”.
The TRADE
NOVEMBER 14, 2023
The report focuses on the rising cost of trading, finding that 33% of surveyed respondents are currently reducing their presence in some markets or products as a result, with 29% highlighting that they are trading less overall due to these high costs. This shows their plans to expand and optimise their current trading setups.
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The TRADE
MARCH 1, 2024
Trading fees, subscriptions, and message tiers remain unchanged, The TRADE understands. Market data revenues for 2023 were up 23% to £3.7 Speaking to The TRADE at the time of the decision, Aquis’ Haynes said it was time for the exchange to reflect on its various offerings brought to market by its inception over 10 years ago.
The TRADE
SEPTEMBER 21, 2023
Read more: Aquis Exchange acquires minority stake in US block trading start-up OptimX Markets Aquis markets currently holds a 5.1% Notably, last week Aquis Exchange relaxed its ban on proprietary or non-client firms on its UK and EU trading platforms, set to allow access for more aggressive proprietary trading firms.
The TRADE
DECEMBER 29, 2023
Cboe names new chief executive as Edward Tilly resigns over undisclosed personal relationships Coming in at number four in The TRADE’s most read stories for 2023 was news in September that Cboe Global Markets’ chief executive officer Edward Tilly had resigned over undisclosed personal relationships.
The TRADE
JULY 4, 2024
An Acuiti report from March found that almost 68% of proprietary trading firms are planning to trade on new exchanges in 2024, with Brazil touted as a main area of focus, along with Asia-Pacific.
The TRADE
JUNE 2, 2023
The exchange group set out plans at the end of 2021 to grow the Euronext Clearing’s headcount by 65% at the end of 2023, amounting to roughly 50 new hires across its risk, technology, sales and product development functions. The ongoing clearing migration is expected to contribute significantly to €115 million in synergies by the end of 2024.
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