2018

The cryptocurrency market is developing in real-time, right before our very eyes. Borne from the world of technology rather than the realm of finance, cryptocurrency markets understandably lack most of the features and functions that are taken for granted in traditional financial markets. Many of these shortcomings have been examined – and often exaggerated – […]

FIA held their 14th annual Asia Derivatives Conference in Singapore from November 27 – 30 and the robust crowds, Brexit questions, and positive views regarding Chinese futures markets painted a rosy picture for industry growth in the region. Compared to the FOW Derivatives World Asia event in April (you can read our recap of that

By Scott Schroeder October is always a busy month and this year was no exception here at Eventus. In addition to adding new customers, deploying cutting-edge functionality (machine learning) to Validus and contributing thought leadership on both trading with intermarket sweep orders (ISOs) and making the most of regulatory data, we found time to attend

Much has been made about the proliferation of data, particularly as it relates to an increase in the amount that is required to meet regulatory obligations. While it’s easy to make the case that this increase in mandatory data generation and retention is a cost that is imposed upon a business and one that has

“With great power comes great responsibility” – Voltaire (or Spider Man’s Uncle Ben)   As the fairly controversial and seemingly very expensive SEC tick pilot comes to a close in October, it’s a good time to reflect on the very interesting exemptions to Rule 611, specifically the use of Intermarket Sweep Orders (ISOs) and their

by Travis Schwab and Jeff Bell   Let’s face it: establishing relationships with new vendors is fraught with peril and often doesn’t go very well. Many times, promises are made by sales people during the sales process, but when it comes time to deliver, the implementation/installation goes off the rails.. And problems don’t end there: