Liquidnet has expanded
its Latin American equities offering, adding execution capabilities for
institutional investors trading Brazilian and Mexican equities.
The company said the
service combines access to institutional block liquidity with algorithmic
execution in the wider market. According to Liquidnet, the approach allows
investors to pursue large trades while continuing to execute orders across
public markets.
The move comes as
Brazil and Mexico continue to attract growing attention from global financial
firms. Finance Magnates previously examined why the
two countries have become priority expansion markets, citing their economic
scale and expanding investor base. Liquidnet’s latest move targets
institutional equities trading rather than the retail segment.
Eric Blake, Head of Latin America at Liquidnet, Source: LinkedIn
Liquidnet said members
can access block liquidity, region-specific algorithms for Brazil and Mexico,
and its Americas high-touch trading desk through a single agency execution
model.
Eric Blake, Head of
Latin America at Liquidnet, said the offering gives members access to
“block liquidity,” “customized region-focused algorithms for
Brazil and Mexico,” and the firm’s “Americas high-touch trading
desk” within a “non-conflictive agency framework.”
Liquidnet said its
network includes more than 1,200 institutional counterparties globally. The
company added that it operates a single liquidity network instead of relying on
external dark pools.
The firm said its
global trading desk and local market expertise help clients navigate local
market structure, regulatory requirements and liquidity conditions while
executing trades across the region.
Investors Eye Latin America, Liquidnet
Expands Services
The platform combines
block execution, algorithmic trading and high-touch execution services.
Liquidnet said the setup is designed to help institutional investors reduce
market impact and maintain anonymity when executing large orders.
Alan Polo, Co-Head of Equities Sales and
Trading, Americas, said investors continue to look to Latin America “for
diversification and growth.” He said the expansion supports the company’s
institutional execution services across the markets where its clients trade.
Liquidnet has expanded
its Latin American equities offering, adding execution capabilities for
institutional investors trading Brazilian and Mexican equities.
The company said the
service combines access to institutional block liquidity with algorithmic
execution in the wider market. According to Liquidnet, the approach allows
investors to pursue large trades while continuing to execute orders across
public markets.
The move comes as
Brazil and Mexico continue to attract growing attention from global financial
firms. Finance Magnates previously examined why the
two countries have become priority expansion markets, citing their economic
scale and expanding investor base. Liquidnet’s latest move targets
institutional equities trading rather than the retail segment.
Eric Blake, Head of Latin America at Liquidnet, Source: LinkedIn
Liquidnet said members
can access block liquidity, region-specific algorithms for Brazil and Mexico,
and its Americas high-touch trading desk through a single agency execution
model.
Eric Blake, Head of
Latin America at Liquidnet, said the offering gives members access to
“block liquidity,” “customized region-focused algorithms for
Brazil and Mexico,” and the firm’s “Americas high-touch trading
desk” within a “non-conflictive agency framework.”
Liquidnet said its
network includes more than 1,200 institutional counterparties globally. The
company added that it operates a single liquidity network instead of relying on
external dark pools.
The firm said its
global trading desk and local market expertise help clients navigate local
market structure, regulatory requirements and liquidity conditions while
executing trades across the region.
Investors Eye Latin America, Liquidnet
Expands Services
The platform combines
block execution, algorithmic trading and high-touch execution services.
Liquidnet said the setup is designed to help institutional investors reduce
market impact and maintain anonymity when executing large orders.
Alan Polo, Co-Head of Equities Sales and
Trading, Americas, said investors continue to look to Latin America “for
diversification and growth.” He said the expansion supports the company’s
institutional execution services across the markets where its clients trade.
