
Ep417: How humans will remain in the loop in fixed income trading
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Michael Chin, Chief Executive Officer, Broadway Technology
Electronification is coming to the fixed income market, but fully automated trading is unlikely to replace human-to-human interaction completely. Quite simply the deals are too complex, too big and, in some cases, too illiquid to be easily encompassed by the kind of trading software solutions that dominate the equities markets. However, that said, the next stage of fixed income electronification will tackle some of the more complex instruments and trading strategies as Michael Chin, CEO of Broadway Technology told Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence
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