BNP Paribas Partners with Itarle Group for TCA
Independent validation and ease of distribution to clients are among the factors for the partnership.
BNP Paribas has partnered with Switzerland-based Itarle Group to give its buy-side clients access to analytics on transaction costs.
“When we looked at all the vendors we could have partnered with, there is a few things that are actually very important to us,” says Jason Stipe, global product manager at BNP Paribas. ”One, we could provide an independent validation or transaction-cost analysis (TCA) to our clients. That was one of the first critical things for us. The second thing that was
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