News, Insight and Events

27 August, 2024

JSE Insights: Trends in Activity and Market Quality

Since their introduction in the early 90’s, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have enjoyed significant success as an investment vehicle, with global ETF assets under management (AuM) reaching a record $11.5 trillion at the end of 2023.

20 August, 2024

The Great Sell-Off: A Deeper Look at Wall Street’s Dramatic Fall

This August, America’s leading share indices tumbled in volatile trading just weeks after they scaled record highs, bringing about Wall Street’s worst day in almost two years. Nazed Mannan looked at what really took place.

13 August, 2024

Looking into the Dark: Are you missing liquidity that’s addressable to you?

Optimising intraday trading - uncovering Dark and Addressable liquidity trends. For trading practitioners, it is essential to access both normalised Market States, and Trade Type fields, including categories such as Lit, Dark, and OTC to easily identify addressable versus non-addressable liquidity.

13 August, 2024

The Fresh Prints of PS23/4

Using BMLL Data, LSEG look at how the newly updated FCA post-trade transparency regime has changed the data you might be looking at.

7 August, 2024

Caring for the ‘future’

Using BMLL Data, the Bank of England analyses SONIA (Sterling Overnight Index Average) futures and the STIR (Shot Term Interest Rate) futures market as a whole.

19 July, 2024

BMLL partners with ARTEX Global Markets to democratise art investing

BMLL announces a partnership with ARTEX Global Markets, the regulated art-focused multilateral trading facility (MTF), to redefine the way intraday art-financial data can be re-distributed and analysed. SIX to provide value-added services to ARTEX in clearing and real-time data dissemination.

17 July, 2024

Futures under stress: how did gilt futures behave in the LDI crisis?

Using BMLL Data, the Bank of England looks at how and when gilt futures liquidity deteriorated during the 2022 LDI crisis.

15 July, 2024

Hedge funds' growing sway underlies volatility in European stocks

European companies are seeing outsized gains and losses in their shares when they report earnings, a Reuters analysis shows, a trend that has more to do with the growing sway of fast money in the $15 trillion market than with business prospects...

13 June, 2024

Can You Hide from Stale Pegged Prices?

Using BMLL Data, Phil Mackintosh, Chief Economist, Nasdaq, analyses stale pricing, using Nordic markets as an example.