Our next meeting of the Financial Services Club in London takes place on 26th February, and will focus upon on how technology is changing the competitive landscape of equities exchanges, with a particular emphasis on low latency.
This will be an in-depth panel discussion between:
- Charlotte Crosswell, President, NASDAQ OMX;
- Chris Pickles, Marketing Director, Financial Services, BT;
- Peter Randall, Chief Executive, Chi-X;
- Terry Quigley, Head of Financial Services, Colt Telecom; and
- Yann L'Huillier, CIO, Turquoise.
Since the introduction of the Markets in Financial instruments Directive (MiFID) we have seen a massive change in the equities landscape across Europe.
New exchanges have launched, based upon very high tech capabilities, where connectivity and speed of processing is a key differentiator. Chi-X, Turquoise and NASDAQ OMX represent the most aggressive of these new exchanges, powered by the networking capabilities of BT and Colt.
What does low latency – high speed connectivity and processing - really mean to them and is this a core differentiation or just part of straight through processing?
How does technology change the pricing and competitiveness of the trading arena?
Here to answer these questions are the critical players in this new world of trading.
If you would like to attend, then register by clicking here.
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