04.20.2020

Equiduct Reports Record Trading Volumes

04.20.2020

Equiduct, the pan-European venue of choice for retail trading, today reported record turnover of €9.8Bn for the month of March 2020, an increase of 203% in comparison to March 2019. This strong finish to the first quarter saw new quarterly records set for the platform with a total turnover of €20.1bn, representing a 109% increase compared to Q1 2019 with a 68.5% increase in market share.

On March 25th, a new record for turnover in a single day was set, with more than €681M traded on the platform. On the same day Equiduct achieved a market share of 1.2% and moved ahead of several major European primary markets in terms of traded volume.

Dave Murphy, CEO of Equiduct said, “The first priority in these turbulent times, is the health and safety of all people in society. It is crucial as an exchange during times of high volatility and uncertainty to maintain orderly markets. I am very proud of the Equiduct team who ensured, and continue to deliver, smooth and seamless operations. Equiduct provided best execution and the deepest pool of liquidity throughout volatile conditions, at a time when retail clients needed it the most to transfer risks with as little impact as possible.”

Wail Azizi, Head of Business Development at Equiduct said, “We can observe a shift of trading activity to multilateral regulated markets such as Equiduct which provide greater depth of liquidity in a more robust environment. The increased participation of retail has led to record volumes and more importantly to record market share. We are pleased with the versatility and resilience of our best execution service Apex, which has guaranteed best execution and delivered retail clients €1.5 million in price improvement during Q1 2020 while charging zero trading fees to retail brokers.”

Source: Equiduct

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