Jamie Anderson, head of US trading at Insight Investment, speaks to Trader TV about the importance of mitigating information leakage and how his team is adapting its strategy to minimize execution costs, as we enter into, what looks like a higher-volatility regime.
The head of trading discusses what goes into the buy side’s protocol section process; what factors go into the timing of the trade and how they are trying to balance transaction costs with implementation shortfalls.
In this episode, Anderson unpacks how portfolio trading (PT) factors into Insight Investments’ trading strategy, whether it’s a good time to be using PT for credit, and how the trading desk is communicating with portfolio managers when it comes to correlation between asset classes, and how this could play out this year.
Link – https://vimeo.com/1057164709?
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