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People Moves Monday: Peel Hunt, Redburn Atlantic, RBC Capital Markets, Citi, and more…

The TRADE

Peel Hunt Redburn Atlantic’s head of electronic trading has left the firm to join UK investment bank Peel Hunt, as revealed by The TRADE. Meroni joins from Sanford Bernstein and also previously served at Lehman, Goldman Sachs, UBS Investment Bank and Nomura. He replaces Nishad Vallonthaiel as head of electronic trading.

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The Collision Vision: Supporting Employee Health with Richie Seaberry | Saftey First

Focus Investment Banking

Joining us is Richie Seaberry, Vice president of Business development and Enterprise Portfolio Manager at decisely. You know, the way brokers, health insurance brokers make money in this country is they receive a percentage of the overall commission that is associated with your firm. So it’s a bell curve, right?

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Prime brokerage: The intersection of challenge and opportunity

The TRADE

This has forced prime brokers to focus more on risk management and diversification of their client portfolios with increased regulatory pressures.” The market volatility has certainly been a defining feature of the year, for both clients and providers, and gave rise to opportunities for certain strategies, while costing others dearly. “In

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Algorithmic trading: Smarter than ever?

The TRADE

Information leakage When utilising algorithms, information leakage becomes paramount, especially when breaking up orders and dealing with multiple banks. These approaches not only protect a trader’s strategy but also enhance the efficacy of their trades in a complex, multi-bank environment.”

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The prime brokerage pie is growing, which means bigger slices for everyone

The TRADE

After a few turbulent years stemming from market volatility, rising interest rates, geopolitical turmoil, inflation, soaring energy prices, client performance, fee pressures, a mini banking crisis, looming regulation, constant tweaking of risk models, rising client complexities and the notorious Archegos saga… well, things are looking up.

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Interest Rate Swap | Examples | Uses | Swap Curve

Wall Street Mojo

Financial institutions with good credit ratings offer swap facilities to clients and charge fees from brokers. The exchange in done, based on LIBOR (London Inter-Bank Offered Rate). The banks try to spread the risk and exposure to interest rate by making the dealers sell the swaps to many parties.

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Fabien Oreve: Fixing Europe’s future markets

The TRADE

Market fragmentation has increased over recent years and led to the dispersion of trading activity across primary exchanges, lit and dark multilateral trading facilities (MTFs), banks’ systematic internalisers (SIs) and electronic liquidity providers’ (ELP SIs). Could a consolidated tape offer up a suitable alternative tool to CLOBs (CT)?