Download your copy of Advanced Trading's September digital issue now. This special edition of Advanced Trading examines the proliferation of execution management systems on buy-side trading desks and explores the growing trend toward integrating the EMS with the order management system. Many buy-side traders believe an integrated order and execution management system would streamline their workflow. But others argue a combined OMS/EMS would only slow them down.
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In This Issue:
- To Integrate or Not to Integrate? The traditional line between order management and execution management systems is blurring as buy-side traders increasingly choose to integrate the two in order to streamline workflow and cope with exploding execution volumes. But is one system really better than two?
- How Many EMSs Does the Buy Side Need? Seeking control (and liquidity), buy-side firms have deployed multiple execution management systems. But with the help of independent EMS providers, the buy side may be ready to consolidate platforms.
- How to Select the Best EMS: Execution management solutions aren't all created equal, Woodbine Associates' Matt Samelson says. He reviews EMS providers' development plans and offers tips on selecting the best system.
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PLUS:
- Redline Execution Gateway Caters to High-Frequency Traders
- Open Technology Architecture Attracts Brokers to UNX's EMS
- Blaylock Robert Van Moves to Fidessa's Integrated Equity Trading Platform
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