The sell-side is increasingly looking towards targeted trade advertising, rather than general distribution to everyone on the street. This has regulatory and operational implications that the industry has to address in order to improve transparency and cost-efficiency. The FIX Asia Pacific Committee will host an online industry discussion to highlight this emerging trend, operational issues and the level of FIX Protocol support now in place. Participants will be able to ask questions and share views with the speakers.

Agenda

Introduction

David Jenkins, Co-Chair, FIX AsiaPac Steering Committee, and Head of Product APAC, Liquidnet
Edward Mangles, Regional Director, Asia Pacific, FIX Trading Community

Drivers for FIX initiative to create standard FIX solution for targeted trade advertisements

James Billett, Executive Director, Securities Division, Goldman Sachs

Marc Kam, Head of Electronic Trading Solutions (HK), Bloomberg L.P.

Quick overview on using FIX standard for targeting trade advertisements

Daniel Shek, Co-Chair, FIX AsiaPac Technical Subcommittee, and VP of Business and Product Development - Asia, FlexTrade
Winter Chan, Co-Chair, FIX AsiaPac Technical Subcommittee, and Vice President, Equity Trading Technology, JPMorgan Asset Management

Regulatory implications on targeting of trade advertisement information

Winnie Khattar, Head of Market Structure, Equities, Bank of America Securities

Group discussion and Q&A

  a. Implications for firms looking to send/accept targeted trade advertisements

  b. Expectations for buy-side / sell-side acceptance and adoption

Conclusions and Wrap up

David Jenkins, Co-Chair, FIX AsiaPac Steering Committee, and Head of Product APAC, Liquidnet

Who Should Attend?

Trading Professionals and Technologists from Buy-side and Sell-side firms. 
Technology Providers.

Registration is FREE, please register online or RSVP by sending an email to barbara.law@fixtrading.org. We will send you the instructions to join the webinar.

Enquiries: Barbara Law, barbara.law@fixtrading.org