his coming May, the US, Canada and Mexico will officially shorten their equity settlement cycle from T+2 to T+1. This transition may cause disruption in the short term, but will create market efficiencies over the long term: expected benefits will include reduced dependency on manual processes, mitigated counterparty risk and both greater liquidity and greater capital efficiency.

When it comes to the front office, broker-dealers have access to a vast array of trading tools built for speed, efficiency and flexibility. Why should post-trade processes be any different? At LiquidityBook, we’ve determined that there’s no good answer to that question. In recent years, the trade lifecycle has almost

No matter what sectors they trade in or what strategies they employ, buy-side firms must carry out an extensive set of complex day-to-day processes to effectively run their business. In a perfect world, technology would seamlessly support these processes – but historically, it has added as much complexity as it

Advanced trading systems aren’t just for market participants anymore. A growing swath of vendors serving these financial institutions are seeking to expand their offerings with adjacent capabilities, such as order generation and execution management. The business opportunity is there, but at what cost? What does it take to create such

Over the past two decades, LiquidityBook has been a driving force in the trading technology space, offering innovative and adaptable multi-asset trade management solutions tailored to the needs of the 200+ buy- and sell-side organizations we serve daily. Our cloud-based OEMS platform offers more than just standard functionality, providing a

One of our most exciting product updates this year was the launch of LBX Portal, a breakthrough SaaS-based solution that unlocks new levels of efficiency, transparency and speed for market participants. Through this new partnership model, our sell-side and outsourced trading clients can offer a wide range of out-of-the-box functionality

Thanks to a wide range of cost and operational pressures, buy-side firms of all descriptions have embraced outsourced trading. By leaning on these specialist providers, funds can achieve more comprehensive geographic or asset class coverage, maintain anonymity, increase sell-side access and more. Recently, LiquidityBook COO Sayant Chatterjee took the stage