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Trading Technologies Launches TT Broker Scorecard to Enhance Trade Cost Analysis

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Trading Technologies has introduced TT Broker Scorecard, a monthly report ranking global and regional equity brokers by liquidity and execution quality. The rankings are based on anonymised trade data from Abel Noser Solutions, which TT acquired in 2023. This new tool aims to provide buy-side market participants with insights into broker performance across various market segments, while enabling sell-side firms to identify their strengths and areas for improvement.

TT Broker Scorecard is accessible through Trade Zoom, Abel Noser Solutions’ transaction cost analysis (TCA) platform, allowing users to review historical trade data and drill down for more detailed insights. The new offering builds on TT’s expansion in TCA services, including the recent rollout of TT Futures TCA, providing granular trade data analysis for futures markets.

Peter Weiler, EVP Managing Director, Data & Analytics at TT, commented: “In today’s ultra-competitive environment, the buy side is increasingly trying to find liquidity in highly concentrated markets, while the sell side is seeking ways to protect and grow market share. TT Broker Scorecard will help firms on both sides uncover distinct business advantages by leveraging the massive universe of data that flows through our market-leading TCA platform. Our buy-side clients can find the counterparties that are most active in specific regions, countries, capitalizations, sectors and other segments. Sell-side brokers can identify and promote where they offer the most liquidity while establishing where they should focus on growing, leapfrogging competition or maintaining market share.”

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