October 4, 2022 – Electronic trading of different instruments appears stalled. Algorithmic trading by value and volume is hitting a ceiling, and EMS adoption is flat among firms of varying sizes. Has the industry hit the upper limits of its growth potential? Or could the introduction of new capabilities across asset classes (e.g., fixed-income portfolio trading) or the resolution of regulatory uncertainty drive additional participation and volume?
Earlier this year, Aite-Novarica Group partnered with The TRADE to write the analysis for its 2022 Algorithmic Trading Survey―Long-Only. This Impact Brief highlights four insights from that analysis.
Clients of Aite-Novarica Group’s Capital Markets service can download this 15-page Impact Brief. To learn more about the topic covered in this Impact Brief, please contact us at info@datos-insights.com.
About the Author

Gavin Little-Gill
Gavin Little-Gill is Datos Insights's Head of Securities & Investments, collaborating with the Directors and Advisors of the Wealth Management and Capital Markets practices to grow the business and deliver exceptional products and services. Gavin has a passion for working with firms to define and execute business, product, marketing, and distribution strategies. Gavin started his career in the asset management...
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Adler Smith
Adler Smith is an Advisor on the Capital Markets team at Datos Insights. Adler most recently served as an analyst at Burton-Taylor International Consulting, a boutique capital markets advisory firm, where he primarily covered the financial market data and ESG data industries. Adler holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from the College of Charleston.