Etrading Events

Reducing Complex Financial Model Run Times
As alternative and exotic investment products become more mainstream and complex, risk managers, traders and portfolio managers are finding it hard to efficiently run financial simulations because of increasing transaction volumes. These firms are looking to hardware technology and infrastructure to provide them with more timely and more comprehensive results. Multi-core processors, distributed computing and grid architectures promise to cut the transactional latency and support the ever increasing transactions per second load. Learn how firms are using advances in application frameworks and the latest -- and fastest -- multi-core and distributed technology to provide financial professionals with the information they need when they need it.

Apr 24, 2007

Executive Peer Roundtable Series - Reg NMS Part IV - Unintended Consequences: The Explosion of Dark Pools
Reg NMS is supposed to level the playing field for market participants and benefit the investor by making sure they have access to the best price and best execution. While this is happening, dark books are sprouting all over the industry -- potentially creating large pools of liquidity that are not subject to Reg NMS best execution requirements. At the previous Reg NMS Executive Roundtable held on March 1, many delegates request more participation from the dark books. This roundtable will focus on the potential role of dark books in the markets, how they can be integrated into trading strategies, and if the SEC will continue to allow dark books to be unregulated sources of liquidity.

To register, click here. For more information, please send an email referencing this event to wallstreetandtech@cmp.com

*Please note: the event producer reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.
May 03, 2007

Executive Peer Roundtable Series - Multi Asset Trading-Technology and Algorithms
This roundtable discussion will bring together traders and technology execs on both the buy and sell side to discuss the challenges of multi asset trading. The benefits of multi-asset trading and understanding the overall exposure and risk of the entire trading desk, not just that of one product, is well documented, but achieving this goal is not easy. The strategy, technology, decision-making, potential use of algorithms and other points will be addressed. To register, click here. For more information, please email advancedtrading@cmp.com

Sponsored by Progress Software
*Please note: the event producer reserves the right to qualify and deny any interested party.
May 21, 2007

FPL Canadian Electronic Trading Conference 2007
Global marketplace restructuring is affecting trading across all security types.
The trading model for Buy-side, Sell-side, and Marketplaces is rapidly changing the way you do business. The Conference will deal with ongoing disruptions of marketplace structures, the effect on trading across all security types, and the need for an adjustment in trading approaches in Canada and globally. The Conference will also address being prepared for emerging environmental trading issues and opportunities, another key factor affecting the marketplace.
May 31-June 1, 2007

Advanced Trading's 2nd Annual Buy-Side Trading Summit
Transforming the Trading Desk - Integrating New Rules and Playing by New Rules
The Buy-Side Trading Summit is an invitation-only event for the most senior-level industry executives. Our attendees are the brightest minds in the industry, who participate in panel discussions, experience thought-provoking context, and partake in unsurpassed networking sessions. This Summit is open to buy-side executives only.
To register, click here. For more information, please send an email to advancedtrading@cmp.com

*Please note: the Summit is open to buy-side executives only. Event producer reserves the right to qualify all interested parties and refuse attendance.
10/14 - 10/16/07