Why attend The Trading Show New York 2020?

Attendees will come to Trading Show New York to seek solutions on:

• How to adapt the trading infrastructure of tomorrow
• How to refine quant strategies when trading volatility
• How to evaluate systematic quant strategies
• How to utilize big data and adapt to new markets

It’s going to be a day of exchanging ideas, networking, partnering, and fun in a unique interactive format.

Who you will meet at Trade Expo USA 2020?

• Quant funds
• Investors
• Algo traders
• Brokers
• Regulators
• Exchanges & trading venues
• Investment banks

Sections of Electronic Trading Fair New York 2020:

Quant World New York Conference:

Quant World New York is where top quant funds, traders and investors using quant approaches come to debate recent advances in portfolio optimization, modeling, technology and risk management.

It focuses on everything the quant sector needs to know:

• How to best use new modeling techniques and quant approaches
• How to develop and manage low volatility strategies
• How to modernize portfolio construction
• How to mitigate risk with dynamic asset allocation and active portfolio management

Who attends?

• Quant Traders
• Hedge fund Managers
• Asset managers
• Institutional Investors

 Who should sponsor or exhibit?

• Technology providers
• Consultants
• Risk management providers
• Data providers
• Trading venues

Automated Trading World New York Conference:

Automated Trading World New York is where top automated traders, Chief Technology Officers, engineers, infrastructure representatives from trading firms, asset managers, brokers and exchanges come to debate the best strategies and technologies for harnessing the potential of HFT, adopting new automated technologies and comparing algobased strategies.

It focuses on everything the automated sector needs to know:

• How to achieve lower latency and connectivity
• How to stay one step ahead of market regulation
• How to keep up with new trends and technology
• How to improve execution, risk control procedures and compliance
• How to use automated strategies to take advantage of equities, options, and FX.

Who attends?

• HFT and other automated trading firms
• Proprietary traders
• Hedge fund managers
• Asset Managers
• Institutional investors

Who should sponsor or exhibit?

• Latency providers
• Connectivity providers
• Trading technology providers
• Consultants
• Data providers
• Law firms
• Trading venues

Big Data in Finance:

Big Data in Finance is where traders, funds, banks, exchanges and financial firms come to debate the best strategies and solutions to effectively manage and harness the power of big data.

It focuses on everything trading firms, funds, banks, exchanges and financial firms need to know:

• How to create and execute a commercial data strategy
• How to abstract meaning from data
• How to source novel data feeds
• How to uncover promising data start ups
• How to invest in data companies
• How to collect and aggregate data
• How to store and protect data
• How to upgrade existing an data infrastructure

Who attends?

• Trading firms
• Private Equity Funds
• Venture Capital Funds
• Hedge Funds
• Asset managers
• Investment Banks
• Exchanges

Who should sponsor or exhibit?

• Data storage/ cloud computing
• Data analytics, NLP, machine learning and visualization companies
• Third party data providers
• Novel data sources
• Recruitment firms
• Law firms & consultants
• Investment banks

HPC:

HPC is focused on maximizing performance, increasing operational efficiency and accelerating innovation through the deployment of high-speed processors, networks, applications and low-latency messaging platforms. From automating the data center to leveraging cloud storage models, this stream unites key CTOs and Heads of IT to explore the latest technologies and solutions powering high-performance trading.

Topics include:

• Synergizing cloud-based solutions with big data analytics, mobility and social media
• Weighing the barriers to cloud adoption – cross-border data rules, security, privacy & high transition costs – against the benefits of infrastructure scalability, agility and increased revenue potential
• Developing a customized cloud adoption strategy – what business processes can be migrated to the cloud from the front to back offices?
• Public cloud vs. private cloud – deploying the appropriate infrastructure for your firm