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Object Trading, a market technology solutions provider, shares its thoughts with Traders on what it expects to see in the world of trading in 2016.

All roads lead to Rome. That's the way it was in the ancient world, and that's the way it is in the modern world of execution management systems. Today, roughly 10 years after the trading platforms went mainstream, the great majority of suppliers are all rapidly headed down the same path. They all offer trading in multiple regions and asset classes through broker algorithms, typically with a package of analytics thrown in to measure performance.

While a small number of women have survived the tumult of Wall Street, the great ones have thrived. Here is a complete gallery of all the recipients for Traders Magazine's inaugural "Wall Street Women: A Celebration of Excellence." The winners' stories of leadership, perseverance, assertiveness and charity are an inspiration.

What's in store for European equity markets in 2024?

Agency-only broker and technology firm ITG hired Tim Reilly as its new head of electronic sales.

San Francisco-based 4th Story has begun to offer trading desks and brokers a full suite of analytics, data visualization and notification features.

Education platform provides customized learning, taking clients to the next level of financial fluency.

MFA says proposal will impair managers' ability to deliver for investors.

Head of GlobalLink Digital discusses trading needs and gives outlook for buy-side trading technology.

Ideas are easy, but consensus on solutions is much harder, Nasdaq's Phil Mackintosh writes.