Wei-Shen Wong, Asia Editor, and Anthony Malakian, Editor-in-Chief of WatersTechnology, record a weekly podcast touching on the biggest stories in financial technology.
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Tony speaks with Joe Wald, managing director and head of electronic trading at BMO Capital Markets. But before that, Tony and Shen discuss their story about BlackRock’s mysterious “new” fixed-income tool, Aladdin Trader. Shen also talks about her recent trip to London. Skip ahead to 18:00 for the interview with Joe.
18:00 – Joe joins the podcast and walks us through his role at BMO
21:00 – They dive into the SEC’s market structure proposals, and the macro trend of systematic trading
27:00 – Joe summarizes the changes to market structure in the US since Reg NMS
30:00 – Joe discusses what he believes to be the most controversial piece of the proposals
34:30 – Playing devil’s advocate for the changes the SEC is proposing
36:30 – How should firms work with third-party providers to prepare for these changes?
40:00 – How the 2024 US presidential elections may affect these proposals
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Episode 272: How do firms create data products?
Episode 273: Navigating the buy vs. build debate
Episode 274: The issue with corporate actions
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