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35 IN THIS ISSUE


n Profiles 14 Taking the lead Paul Squires of AXA IM discusses what has empowered the buyside trader


18 The different flavours of execution Rob Crane and Mike Seigne of Goldman Sachs talk about offering clients more choice


22 Going public Mark Hemsley, CEO of BATS Chi-X Europe talks about life as an exchange


n Market opinion


46 Markets reloaded Jannah Patchay of Agora Global Consultants looks at alternative financing options and the benefits to investors


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28 n Features


48 HFT on trial Dan Barnes assesses the clampdown on HFT


54 Managing the margins Maha Khan Phillips discovers the buyside is far from ready for regulatory changes


60 The price of information Heather McKenzie looks at the pros and cons of outsourcing your data management


67 Market data: Too good to give up? Roger Aitken canvasses industry opinion to see if a more holistic approach can be found


71 Bankers on a tight pay leash Mary Bogan asks will pay caps work?


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76 Pay-caps Bob McDowall looks at the proposed pay- caps for bankers


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