Business & Economics · E-commerce & Digital Business
TradeTech Europe 2025
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Your only opportunity to connect with leading buy side decision makers and the entire European equity ecosystem across three days. The European equity market has seen a steady decline in IPO’s and trading volumes in recent years, with the UK accounting for 5%… Read more
Your only opportunity to connect with leading buy side decision makers and the entire European equity ecosystem across three days. The European equity market has seen a steady decline in IPO’s and trading volumes in recent years, with the UK accounting for 5% of global IPO’s, whilst the US claims 40%. Market participants, regulators and policy makers must collaborate to push forward a growth agenda that will enable European capital markets to flourish. Meanwhile, the promise of AI continues to grow- with buy side firms weighing up the cost vs value and the implications of being left behind. Find out how to navigate the evolving liquidity and technology landscape by joining the largest gathering of buy side heads of equity trading and major market participants across the entire ecosystem. Join TradeTech and gain practical insights on: - Reinvigorating the UK and EU stock market: Hear what participants, regulators and policymakers are doing to drive market reforms - Navigating changing regulation: Get the latest updates on regulatory reforms and how they will impact your firm - Examining liquidity dynamics: Understand how the European liquidity landscape is evolving to stay abreast of new opportunities - Leveraging new technology: Evaluate the latest technology and data capabilities that are making waves in the equity trading marketplace
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Paris, France
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