Tradetech Asia 2010 is the premier event examining the key trading, technological, regulatory and strategic issues that lie at the heart of institutional equity trading market place. With an audience of 500 attendees expected from the buy and sell side the event has a strong track record.
Download the Conference Agenda here. We recently ran some buy side and sell side roundtables in Hong Kong ...
The top 6 issues the buy side raised were: - Frustration of trading in India
- Regulation – What can the buy side do to engage the attention of regulators?
- China – Capital gains tax and issues regarding broker selection
- Usage (or lack of usage) of dark pools and AEVs (Alternative Execution Venues)
- Agency vs Full Service Brokers and the plethora of Agency-only brokers in Asia
- Pre and post trade information and risk analysis
The top 6 issues raised by the sell side were: - Is the talk / hype about AEVs warranted?
- How can regulators in Asia encourage the development of the trading landscape?
- The role of the sales trader today
- The development of clearing and settlement in Asia
- How do the buy side value execution in 2010?
- The emergence of multi asset class trading in Asia
Buy Side Attendees
- APS Asset Management
- BlueCrest Capital Management
- Capstone Investment Advsors
- Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd
- Deutsche Asset Management
- Edelweiss Capital
- Fullerton Fund Management Company
- Goldman Sachs Asset Management
- IIFL Capital Private Limited
- JF Asset Management
- JP Morgan Asset Management
- KE Capital Partners
- MIllennial Capital
- Orchard Capital Partners
- Prudential Asset Management
- Prusik Investment Management
- Quantedge Capital
- RHB Investment Bank
- Robeco Hong Kong
- Rockhampton Management
- S.C. Advisors
- Saxon Financials Investment
- Stat Arb
- Strategic Alliance Capital
- Swiss Asia Finance
- T Rowe Price International
- Tarascon Capital Management
- Templeton Asset Management
- Tokio Marine Asset Management
- UOB Asset Management
Why Attend TradeTech Asia 2010
- Keynote Address from Larry Tabb . One of the world's leading experts on trading technology developments and market structure, don't miss his one and only appearance in Asia this year!
- By request this year there will be a special focus on regulation. Participate in our closed regulatory and buy side roundtable as well as listen to a keynote address from Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive Officer, Hong Kong Securities & Futures Commission
- Is Asia ready for the high frequency invasion? Join our debate, with a special address from Rob Smith, Managing Director - Asia, GETCO
- In depth country discussions on trading China, Australia, Japan and India
- Some great international guest buy side speakers: Michael Levas, Founder & Chief Investment Officer, Olympian Capital Management on The 10 Do's And Don'ts Of Best Execution and Sylvie Carrasco, Investment Management Partner, Alion Capital on the New Market Structure and Its Implications For The buy Side
- How well do you cope with the stress of trading? Listen to renowned trading psychologist Denise Shull, Founder, TraderPsyches on Thinking Clearly Under Pressure
- Two new co-located events! If you register for TradeTech Asia you also get free registration for two events taking place along side at the venue: TradeTech Derivatives on 10th November and Hedge Fund
- Special focus on post trade, settlement and clearing - what will the post trade settlement environment look like in 5 years time?
- Latest cutting edge industry research from The Tabb Group, Celent and Greenwich Associates
- The return of our Buy Side Heads of Trading Only Summit facilitated by Kent Rossiter, Head of Trading - Asia Pacific, RCM. Other top Heads of Desk confirmed to attend!
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TradeTech Asia 2010 Themes
- "That Human Touch":: Reassessing The Changing Role Of Sales Traders In Asia – What Value Do They Bring To The Buy Side?
- What Does The Trading Marketplace Want From The Regulators?
- Compressing Commission Payments – How Should The Sell Side Get Paid?
- Is Too Much Fragmentation Too Much Of A Good Thing?
- Identifying The Prospects For Achieving A Pan-Asian Co-Location Trading Network
- Understanding The Impact Of The Growth Of Execution Venues On Settlement And Clearing Options In Asia – What Will The Post Trade Settlement Environment Look Like In Five Years Time?
- Thinking Clearly Under Pressure – Coping With Stress In Trading
- Analysing How Effectively The Asian Marketplace Is Helping To Facilitate High Frequency Trading
- Strategic Discussions on Algos, AEVs and SORs
- Country Roundtables on Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan
- Latest research from Tabb Group and Greenwich Associates
- Closed Buy Side, Sell Side and Regulatory Roundtables
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