Algorithmic trading growth contingent on buy-side uptake
NEWS ANALYSIS | REPORT | AITE GROUP BELIEVES INVESTMENT MANAGERS ARE KEY TO ALGO UPTAKE
BOSTON – Growth of the algorithmic trading market will increasingly depend on whether mainstream investment management firms adopt these capabilities, according to a new report from the Aite Group entitled Algorithmic Trading: Hype or Reality? According to the study, quantitative hedge fund managers and brokers have thus far played primary roles in driving algorithmic trading, but sustained growth now requires more substantial buy-side participation. Without that, actual market demand may
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