Quantitative Brokers today announced Thomas Ascher will pass on the leadership to Matt O'Hara, CEO of 360 Trading Networks, Inc., the Americas division of 360T, Deutsche Boerse's foreign exchange trading venue. O'Hara assumes the role of Executive Chairman of the QB Board, in addition to his primary responsibilities at 360T.
Read MoreQuantitative Brokers is featured in The Wall Street Journal. According to data from Quantitative Brokers, liquidity in the market for 10-year Treasury futures has been less than half the levels recorded before the Silicon Valley Bank collapse.
Read MoreQuantitative Brokers today announced Striker algorithm for options execution in energy and commodities markets, optimizing options on futures trade execution, providing cutting-edge options modeling, seeking liquidity, enhancing trader workflow.
Read MoreFirms that once bought the majority of bonds play a far smaller role in the US Bond market. The dealers’ retreat seen as contributing to reduced liquidity. QB’s Chief Scientist and Co-Founder, Robert Almgren, comments on this trend.
Read MoreQuantitative Brokers today announced that it is adding the widely traded Cboe Volatility Index (VIX®) futures contract to QB’s Liquidity Tracker open-source analytics tool.
Read MoreEffective immediately, Asset Tarabayev is promoted to Chief Product Officer, and Alina Rakhamimov is promoted to Chief Technology Officer, both of which are newly created roles at QB.
Read MoreQuantitative Brokers launched a free online tool that allows institutional traders to track market liquidity and quote size at a level of transparency and ease never before available.
Read More“Striker 2.0” Adds Price Discovery, Synthetic Target Price to Arrival Price Algo for Options on Futures Trade Execution - A Completely Different Kind of Algo
Read MoreQB’s Algo Suite for futures market trade execution will be co-located at HKEX to initially support derivatives on indexes that track the largest companies of the Hong Kong stock market.
Read MoreQuantitative Brokers (QB) is featured on Greenwich Associates’ Blog about the uses of Transaction Cost Analytics (TCA) for measuring and comparing execution on U.S Cash Treasury markets.
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