Liquidnet Rolls Out New EMEA Block Trading Algo Suite

EMEA Next Gen Algo suite to provide combination of block trading and broader market execution functionality.

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Headquartered in New York, Liquidnet also recently launched its fixed-income dark pool for corporate bond trading across the US and European markets.

The Liquidnet EMEA Next Gen Algo suite is designed to enhance block trading in both lit and dark pools, as well as address institutional needs surrounding trading portfolios and outperforming benchmarks. The EMEA release follows the roll-out of its US algo suite in August last year and will include the new "I Would" function to enhance control over accessed blocks.

"Algos can only be as good as the liquidity they access and the Next Gen Algo suite combines Liquidnet's deep pool of institutional liquidity, with intelligent access to liquidity from external lit and dark venues," says Chris Jackson, European head of Liquidnet's Execution and Quantitative Services (EQS) Group. "In current volatile market conditions, we see significant demand from our members and clients for algo solutions that combine the value of our block offering, with the opportunity to execute in the broader market."

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