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It should be a no-brainer. A new solution that delivers buy-side traders with faster, better, and cheaper trades should be greeted wildly and enthusiastically by the asset managers of the world, shouldn’t it? This doesn’t appear to be the case for algorithmic trading. Instead of being greeted with open arms by the buy side, it’s getting a warmer response from quant trading shops and hedge funds.

What’s causing such a tepid welcome from a good portion of the buy-side industry? Industry insiders

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