Transform the way you trade, integrate the next generation of automated RFQ with order book sweep
London Stock Exchange’s RFQ 2.0 is revolutionising the ETP trading landscape, offering auto-complete RFQ functionality with an innovative order book sweep and direct central counterparty clearing (CCP) links, all under one exchange. It helps investors achieve better execution outcomes by accessing different types of liquidity instantly and in one place. The CCP links support operational efficiency as post-trade processes become more important in response to the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR).
Key benefits
Bilateral relationships in an exchange environment with fully integrated CCP clearing
CCP clearing is ideally suited to the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR)
Innovative order book sweep combines both RFQ and order book liquidity into one single best execution trading event
Settlement clarity, balance sheet efficiency with no need to bilaterally paper with liquidity providers
Harmonised Exchange Market Supervision, improving market monitoring and surveillance
TCA friendly, empowering more holistic analysis
How does it work?
- Access RFQ 2.0 using your existing London Stock Exchange order book connectivity. The functionality allows execution directly on London Stock Exchange’s main market, achieving a “best full fill price” in a fully automated environment.
- A tailored conditions-based execution model fits neatly into brokers’ “execution offering”. ETF investors will choose “London Stock Exchange RFQ” order routing via the normal equity execution channels.
- Auto-complete has simplified RFQ trading, turning the multi-click model into a ‘one click’ “send & trade” approach. By not limiting the request to just RFQ responses, RFQ 2.0 can improve on the risk price and trade against lit & hidden liquidity on the order book – achieving a better execution price.
RFQ 2.0 explained
To support the varied trading needs of our customers, London Stock Exchange introduced RFQ 2.0 for ETFs and ETPs. Watch this short film for a quick overview of how the functionality works.