REDI Adds Quantitative Brokers' Algorithms, DMA Tools to Trade Management Platform
Quantitative Brokers' Bolt and Strobe algorithms and TCA report added to REDIPlus.
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REDI Global Technologies has implemented a suite of Quantitative Brokers' futures algorithms and direct market access tools into REDIPlus, the firm's trade management platform.
REDI users will have access to QB's Bolt and Strobe algorithms and its web-based transactional cost analysis (TCA) reports.
Bolt targets arrival price using a balance between passive and aggressive fills while Strobe looks to beat the VWAP and TWAP benchmarks using maturity-specific volume, volatility and quote-size forecasts.
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