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The 2008 TradingScreen Buy Side Trader's Conference.  Today's markets, tomorrow's tools: staying ahead of the evolution in electronic trading
Thursday, May 1st, 2008
W New York – Union Square
Afternoon conference followed by cocktails
4:30 PM – 9:30 PM
5.00pm - Welcome Remarks
Philippe Buhannic, Chairman & CEO, TradingScreen
5.05pm - Keynote Address
Robert Kay, Managing Director, GSCS Information Services
Robert Kay will present the results of a ground-breaking study analyzing the relative performance of over 100 algorithms. Kay was given unique access to TradingScreen’s cache of trading data and the study reflects the trading activity of more than 200 hedge funds and other asset managers. On the basis of the study, Kay, in association with TradingScreen, will deliver practical guidance on how these findings can be applied to improve trading strategies.
5.20pm - Panel Discussion I
Electronic Equities Trading in an Ever More Complex Environment
Introduced by Brian Gallagher, Morgan Stanley
Past - Future

  • Algos laid bare: the sell-side responds to Robert Kay’s findings
  • Can the next generation of liquidity-seeking algos live up to the hype?
  • Do algos and dark pools help or hinder in volatile markets?
  • Are quant funds the ultimate dark pools?
6.05pm - Panel Discussion II
The Future of Multi-Asset Trading
Introduced by Guy Cirillo, Global Channel Sales Manager – AES, Credit Suisse
  • It’s all about algos: first equities, now FX and futures … is fixed income out there? Any other asset classes?
  • Will the advent of FX and futures algos lead to the slicing of futures and FX orders to such an extent that we will see the emergence of block-trading venues for futures and FX, as we see in the equity market?
  • Do the exchanges and brokers have the infrastructure to cope with vastly increased executions per order if fx and futures algos follow the example of equities?
  • Sell-siders have long been customizing buy-siders’ equity algos; can we expect to see the advent of sell-side customized FX and futures algos?
  • What are the brokers currently bringing to the table for Futures and FX if there is no fragmentation in the market place?
  • If everything is traded with an algo, will the portfolio manager eventually just put an order in an algo? Is this the death knell of the sell-side and buy-side trader?
6.50pm - Closing Remarks
Michael Chin, President, TradingScreen
7.00pm - Cocktail Reception
9.00pm - Conference Close
For more information please call
+1 213 359 4100 or email conferences@tradingscreen.com
Directions to W New York - Union Square
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