Blog Posts

Over the last 30 years, the amazing pace of innovation in electronic trading has completely transformed global capital markets. One could argue that the changing regulatory landscape has played a meaningful role in initiating various aspects of today’s market structure evolution. But other factors—such as the growth of the internet and cloud computing, advancements in trading technologies and data analytics, increasing industrywide cost pressures, changes in customer expectations, and innovations in business and pricing models—have also aided in developing today’s market structure across the different asset classes.