Traders Magazine

Traders is a digital news service and monthly publication dedicated to professionals in the institutional trading sector across North America. It focuses on the buy-side, which includes large asset managers, hedge funds, proprietary trading firms, pension funds, and smaller investment companies. The primary audience for Traders consists of buy-side firms managing over $500 million in assets, along with sell-side broker-dealers that offer data, execution services, and liquidity. The service also touches on exchanges and "dark pools" where trades occur, as well as the tech providers that support the industry. Topics covered include buy-side strategies, the dynamics between buy- and sell-side entities, technology advancements, and regulatory matters. Traders aims to be the central point for a connected and active community, a goal reinforced by its involvement and reporting on social, charitable, and networking events.

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FLASH FRIDAY: Intern Season Begins on Wall St.

1 day ago | tradersmagazine.com | Shanny Basar

(FLASH FRIDAY is a weekly content series looking at the past, present and future of capital markets trading and technology. FLASH FRIDAY is sponsored by Instinet, a Nomura company.)Rich Handler, chief executive of Jefferies Financial Group, handed out some advice to the 361 global analyst and associate summer interns who are joining the investment bank this month, with hopes of making a career on Wall Street.
FLASH FRIDAY: The Future of Discretionary Trading in an Automated World

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

(FLASH FRIDAY is a weekly content series looking at the past, present and future of capital markets trading and technology. FLASH FRIDAY is sponsored by Instinet, a Nomura company.)As automation continues to redefine equity trading, industry professionals are increasingly focused on a more nuanced question: not whether discretionary traders still matter, but how their roles are evolving alongside algorithmic systems.
Clear Street Launches Outsourced Trading to Power Next-Gen Fund Growth

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

The next generation of managers—from newly launched funds to maturing multi-strat platforms—requires more from their trading partners than just execution, according to Andy Volz, Chief Commercial Officer, Clear Street. “The industry has reached an inflection point. Outsourced trading must now provide strategic insight, operational leverage and real-time technology,” he told Traders Magazine.
Derivatives Industry Bets on AI and Tokenization

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

Global derivatives markets are experiencing a transformative moment in 2025, driven by a powerful combination of heightened volatility and structural innovation. With trading volumes hitting record highs in the first half of the year, market participants are turning to advanced technologies—particularly generative AI and tokenization—to help manage operational complexity and scale for continued growth.
How Emily Portney Is Future-Proofing BNY’s Asset Servicing Business

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

As the Global Head of Asset Servicing at BNY, Emily Portney stands at the helm of a business that anchors the global investment ecosystem. With a career that spans investment banking, CFO leadership, and now one of the most critical operational roles in financial services, Portney brings a unique blend of strategic foresight and operational depth.
ON THE MOVE: Clear Street Takes On Morgan Ralph; Dean Berry to MarketAxess

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

Morgan Ralph has joined Clear Street as Head of Outsourced Trading to lead the outsourced trading platform, a recently launched initiative. Ralph has deep expertise in trading solutions and joins Clear Street from UBS, where he led business development and platform management for the outsourced trading business. Previously, he helped launch the outsourced trading offering at State Street Global Markets, serving as Head of Business Development for the Americas.
ON THE MOVE: Clear Street Takes On Morgan Ralph; Dean Berry to MarketAxess

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

Morgan Ralph has joined Clear Street as Head of Outsourced Trading to lead the outsourced trading platform, a recently launched initiative. Ralph has deep expertise in trading solutions and joins Clear Street from UBS, where he led business development and platform management for the outsourced trading business. Previously, he helped launch the outsourced trading offering at State Street Global Markets, serving as Head of Business Development for the Americas.
What Crypto Needs to Go Mainstream

2 weeks ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

At Consensus 2025 in Toronto, CoinDesk’s longest-running event, the conversation surrounding cryptocurrency was less about market movements and more about momentum in Washington. During Nasdaq TradeTalks with host Jill Malandrino, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan and CEO of AlphaPoint, Igor Telyatnikov both emphasized that legislative clarity is now the most critical factor in determining crypto’s future as a mainstream financial asset class.
FLASH FRIDAY: Finance Wins Sports Business

2 weeks ago | tradersmagazine.com | Shanny Basar

(FLASH FRIDAY is a weekly content series looking at the past, present and future of capital markets trading and technology. FLASH FRIDAY is sponsored by Instinet, a Nomura company.)Serena Williams, the U.S. tennis icon was at the Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium in London to watch Chelsea beat Manchester United 3-0, Chelsea took the Treble after also winning the WSL season and the Women’s League Cup without losing a single game.
CAPIS Acquires TD Securities's Plan Sponsor Services Business

2 weeks ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

Capital Institutional Services (CAPIS), an institutional brokerage firm based in Dallas, has strategically strengthened its position within the commission recapture and commission management market by acquiring the Plan Sponsor Services business from TD Securities. The deal, which became effective on April 1, 2025, represents a pivotal move in CAPIS’ expansion plans, furthering its capabilities in serving institutional clients such as pension funds, endowments, foundations, and mutual funds.