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QuantHouse Adds Quantitative Brokers’ Algos to API Ecosystem

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QuantHouse has added access to Quantitative Brokers’ (QB) best execution algorithms to its qh API Ecosystem. QB provides specialised algorithmic strategies designed to optimise execution and minimise market impact for outright, listed spread and inter-commodity trades across global futures and US cash treasury markets.

Alastair Hawker, global head of sales at Quantitative Brokers, comments: “QB’s algorithms are designed to provide a hidden footprint while working to achieve the best possible execution. This is made possible by QB’s proprietary micro structure research, analytics, event tracking and short-term pricing signals. We look forward to helping more clients improve their execution through QuantHouse’s ecosystem store.”

Salloum Abousaleh, managing director, Americas, at QuantHouse, adds: “Our quant and systematic buy-side clients, such as global macros, CTAs and hedge funds, can now leverage QB’s advanced algorithms for best execution and analytics. We have seen a significant increase in demand from the buy-side not only for best execution, but also quality insights and access to a dashboard.”

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