TABB Group

21 results about this entity

Period: 23 Feb 2006 - 08 Aug 2017

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Sell-side to increase spending on equity analytics - Tabb

Sell-side to increase spending on equity analytics - Tabb

With the emphasis on managing risk at an all-time high, spending on equity analytics by global sell-side firms will rise at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of five per cent through to 2012, says a new Tabb Group report.

Spending on OTC derivatives automation to surge - Tabb

Spending on OTC derivatives automation to surge - Tabb

Banks will spend $70 million on automating over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives processing in 2008, rising to $120 million in 2010 - a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30%, according to estimates from Tabb Group.

US study shows 55+ venues competing for equities e-trading business

US study shows 55+ venues competing for equities e-trading business

There are more than 55 different execution venues competing to match buyers and sellers and trade equities electronically in the US, according to a new report from analyst group Tabb.

Electronic futures trading to soar - Tabb

Electronic futures trading to soar - Tabb

Around 90% of futures trading will be conducted through automated dealing platforms - including market making and quantitative black-box trading systems - by 2010, according to the latest estimates from Tabb Group.

Banks to increase low-latency spend - Tabb

Banks to increase low-latency spend - Tabb

The market for low-latency messaging middleware is set to rise from $95 million in 2007 to $168 million in 2010, a three-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 107% as investment banks ramp up spending on the technology to cope with rapidly increasing message volumes, according to forecasts from Tabb Group.

Algorithmic trading to drive e-fx volumes - Tabb

Algorithmic trading to drive e-fx volumes - Tabb

Increasing use of rules-based automated technology will result in as much as 80% of global foreign exchange trading being conducted electronically by 2010, up from 62% at the end of 2006, according to new research from analyst group Tabb.

DMA and algorithms set for wide buy side uptake across Europe - Tabb

DMA and algorithms set for wide buy side uptake across Europe - Tabb

Direct market access and algorithmic trading are set for rapid adoption among European buy-side investors according to a new report from analyst group Tabb.

Consolidation of crossing networks inevitable - Tabb Group

Consolidation of crossing networks inevitable - Tabb Group

With stock crossing networks set to take on more volume, a shake-out among operators appears inevitable, according to a report by Tabb Group, which says the block trading landscape has begun to take shape around a handful of different crossing systems.

Buy side move to auto-dealing set to accelerate - Tabb Group

Buy side move to auto-dealing set to accelerate - Tabb Group

Direct Market Access (DMA) trading and automated order routing are forecast to grow strongly over the next two years as buy-side traders increasingly move towards low-touch channels, according to a report by Tabb Group.

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