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Buysiders Land on Sellside

Two long-time buyside traders have joined brokerage firm Stuart Frankel & Co. in sales positions--one in Charlotte, N.C. and the other in San Diego.

Survey Reveals Buyside Views of High-Frequency Trading

Buyside traders are emerging from the financial crisis with a greater reliance on their own trading tools, but also with deep concern about regulatory changes that could upset equities trading.

Wall Street Bids to Battle Cancer

Wall Street is calling on traders to commit a little capital to help children in their fight against cancer.

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Cover Sidebar: It's All Relative

Institutions have increased their usage of ETFs because they want quick and cheap exposure. More specifically, ETFs work well with some of their portfolio strategies.

Home Is Where ...

Madison, Wis., has its benefits, says David Meyer, the head trader at the State of Wisconsin Investment Board.

Cover Story: Filling the Void

Over the past two years, ETF trading has evolved. New and established players from the agency brokerage ranks have entered the ETF space to find novel and varied ways to trade less-liquid names more cheaply.

Trading the Manager

In late 2008, Ben Sylvester stumbled upon an idea that would change the way many investment decisions are put to work at JPMorgan Asset Management.

Citi Opens Up Options Router

Citi will give its institutional customers direct access to its smart-order router for options trading.

When Their Clients Talk ...

To some money managers, "high-touch" means the desk knows exactly what the client wants and how he wants it. That's the philosophy at Ferguson Wellman, a firm in Portland, Ore., where almost everyone in the investment business--including investors--knows your name.

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