Stuart Bevan, Credit Suisse

Welcome to episode two of The Algorithmic Trading Podcast, brought to you by Voices in Business and sponsored by Sybase.

Today, we feature Stuart Bevan, Head of Alternative Execution Products Technology at Credit Suisse, in conversation with Sinan Baskan, Senior Product Manager at Sybase and Greg Grimer of Voices in Business.

Detailed show notes for this episode:

00:13 - Introduction
00:56 - Start of interview
01:02 - The impact of MiFID & RegNMS on data distribution
03:13 - Breakthrough technologies
04:12 - Competition from smaller niche players
05:18 - Growth in complexity
07:08 - Growth in volume of data & events
08:02 - Shared services & fragmentation of data
09:24 - Development issues & toolkits solutions
12:26 - US vs Europe vs Asia
13:26 - Complex event processing
14:40 - Re-usability & lifecycle of custom developments
16:45 - What would be the ideal technology?
18:28 - Re-usability of data & anonymity
19:39 - Security issues & performance vs functionality
22:30 - Developer skills & program management
25:08 - End of interview & wrap-up

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Carl Carrie, JP Morgan

Welcome to the first episode of The Algorithmic Trading Podcast, brought to you by Voices in Business and sponsored by Sybase.

Today, we feature Carl Carrie, Head of Product Development, Client Solutions Group, JP Morgan, in conversation with Sinan Baskan, Senior Product Manager at Sybase and Greg Grimer of Voices in Business.

Detailed show notes for this episode:

00:13 - Introduction
01:00 - Start of interview
01:30 - Where do things stand today with Algorithmic Trading?
02:32 - Where are the bottlenecks and gaps?
05:10 - Disruptive/breakthrough technologies
06:08 - Complex event processing
07:46 - How small players & large/scale players fit into the ecosystem
10:22 - North America vs Europe vs Asia
12:59 - Buy-side and sell-side issues
14:08 - Risk-based pricing and dark pools of liquidity
16:17 - Implications of MiFID & RegNMS
19:44 - Maintaining a competitive advantage in Algo Trading
21:15 - How competitive are emerging markets?
22:28 - New types of risk
24:15 - Inbound data issues
26:57 - Architectural paradigms for real-time data distribution
29:44 - Controls & data management protocols
31:06 - Bridging the disconnect between technologists & business
32:41 - End of interview, & wrap-up

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