The Outsourced Trading Handbook 2024 | Seite 46

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Marex Outsourced Trading

Marex Outsourced Trading
2024
2023
Global Average
Difference From Average
Coverage
6.42
6.30
6.21
0.21
Execution
6.67
6.26
6.22
0.44
Operations and Post-Trade
6.46
6.47
6.23
0.23
Client Service and Relationship Management
6.67
6.12
6.28
0.38
Trade Decision Support
5.90
6.05
5.91
0.00
IPO Process and Allocations
5.29
-
5.33
-0.04
Onboarding
6.39
6.02
6.09
0.30
Service Level Factors
6.42
-
6.16
0.26
Cost vs Value
6.50
6.05
5.97
0.53
Average
6.30
6.18
6.04
0.26

Marex makes a strong reentrance in this Survey under its new brand , having previously appeared as TD Cowen last year . Over the past year , Marex has seen continued growth in demand for outsourced trading . In light of this , the firm notes that there have been plenty of new investment banks and fintech providers entering the space – yet despite this , there will be little concern from Marex , boasting an overall average score of 6.30 - firmly above the global average . The provider has had a great 12 months once again . Marex ascribes this shift in demand for outsourced trading to a number of reasons , such as “ cost focus around execution , technology and hiring , as well as the regulators interest in best execution and separation of functions .” Marex has also seen a growth in the number of clients seeking co-sourcing or a hybrid model , where they supplement the existing trading function that their clients already have in-house . Of course , there are still clients who look to outsource

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their entire trading function . Over recent months , Marex has noted the increasing number of outsourced providers who are entering the space , and as a result there are greater expectations .
“ These could be the size and experience of the team , the ease-ofuse factor in terms of onboarding and integrating into the firms processes and procedures ,” it said . Marex has been making changes
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