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Greenwich Dealing Selects eflow and xyt to Bolster Trade Surveillance and Execution Oversight

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Geneva-based buy-side outsourced dealing provider Greenwich Dealing has selected regulatory solutions from eflow and xyt to enhance oversight across its execution activity and compliance processes. Managing relationships with over 150 brokers, investment banks, and alternative platforms globally, Greenwich Dealing delivers execution services alongside pre- and post-trade guidance to institutional investors.

The firm adopted the combined technology to strengthen control over execution quality, broker performance, and regulatory compliance. This decision follows increasing regulatory pressure for transparency around broker selection and trade surveillance rationale. Supported by shared alignment under the Finch Capital portfolio, eflow delivers trade surveillance across dealing operations, while xyt provides tick-level transaction cost analysis across more than 120 global venues.

Together, the platforms enable Greenwich Dealing to monitor execution quality with regulatory assurance and conduct data-driven broker performance analyses tailored to individual client reporting requirements under MiFID II.

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