When institutional investors entrust data to a trading platform, they must be confident it is securely and privately stored and available when needed. Due diligence demands scrutiny of third-party infrastructure and software to ensure it conforms to security, privacy,...

Portfolio margining is a margining strategy used to determine how much risk a broker can take on when lending to an investor. The margin is the collateral an investor must deposit to cover the risk of buying or borrowing financial instruments with cash borrowed from...

It is estimated that roughly 90% of trading on U.S. public markets uses algorithmic quantitative trading strategies, a number likely to grow as investors leverage technology and modeling techniques to exploit the smallest market inefficiencies.  But what is a...