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Author: Rob Daly
Source: Sell-Side Technology | 03 Oct 2011
Categories: Operations
Topics: Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform ActOTCOPERATIONS AND STPFinancial Tech Talk
Moving over-the-counter (OTC) trading onto electronic swap execution facilities (SEFs) will affect 85 percent of OTC trading systems within firms today, according to research from industry consultancy Rule Financial.
In this second part of Sell-Side Technology's discussion with Ciaran Henry, the conversation turns to how firms can leverage their low-latency and smart order-routing best practices of their equities business to prepare for the electronic OTC trading under Dodd–Frank.
We previously discussed Dodd–Frank's new real-time and intra-day reporting needs, and how firms can address them and even leverage them to create a new prime broker offering. You can find that conversation here.
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