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Trade Informatics (TI), a leading independent provider of quantitative analytics and systematic trading solutions to institutional asset managers, is delighted to have won the best buy-side data analytics tool category in the annual Buy-Side Technology Awards, thanks to its TAP & START Alpha Preservation offerings.
Hosted by Waters magazine and WatersTechnology.com, the Buy-Side Technology Awards recognize the leading technologies and vendors in their areas of expertise. Winners are identified using an auditable and transparent methodology underpinned by 10 judges – six buy-side-focused technology consultants and four of WatersTechnology’s most experienced journalists.
TI’s Strategic & Tactical Analytic Research & Trading (START) and Trade Analysis Program (TAP) Alpha Preservation Solution is unprecedented in its ability to customize a unique trading strategy based on deriving a unique alpha profile of the relevant buyside investment agents making post trade analysis reporting actionable and accretive. The approach has been proven to save clients scores of basis points harvesting returns across their trading activities, translating, in some cases, into hundreds of millions of implicit cost savings.
Allan Goldstein, Chief Operating Officer at Trade Informatics commented, “We are very thrilled that our Alpha Preservation Solution has been recognized as providing the actionable intelligence clients can use to optimize trading performance.” Adding, “our Total Implementation Framework, considers both the costs of transacting—explicit and implicit transaction costs—and the costs of not transacting, or the costs of manager indecision both pre- and post-order allowing TI to use learnings from trading data analysis (TAP) to inform our systematic trading (START), and our systematic trading gives us further insights into trading analysis.”
Victor Anderson, editor-in-chief of Waters magazine and WatersTechnology.com said: “These awards recognize the leading technologies and vendors serving the global asset management industry, and we are pleased to have identified Trade Informatics as the provider of the best buy-side data analytics tool. This year’s entrants were a strong group and TI should be proud of its achievement in what is a perennially tough category to win.”
