Chris Perryman

Vice President, Fixed Income Trading
Pinebridge Investments

Mr. Perryman joined the firm in 2009 and is responsible for all aspects of emerging markets fixed income trading, including cash bonds, currencies and derivatives. He was previously an emerging markets trader at the Standard Bank’s fund management division dealing with hard and local currency bonds, FX and CDS. Prior to that, Mr. Perryman served as a credit team’s portfolio analyst at Morley Fund Management and before that worked at the London Stock Exchange. He holds an Investment Management Certificate and a Diploma in Technical Analysis from the Society of Technical Analysts.

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Buy Side Only Platform Evaluation Day

Monday, October 10th, 2016

11:00 Buy Side Perspective: Prepare your check-list- What questions should you be asking to fully recognise the pros and cons of each initiative?

The platform paradigm- How can you establish which initiative you should be supporting and why?

When evaluating platforms, what are the key areas you should be testing and looking out for?

What different platform models can help you prosper in a new electronic environment?

How can you establish what platform is best suited to fit into your current workflow?

17:00 Wrap up session and Verdict: Take part in our live vote and find out what criteria the buy side feel are most important after today’s sessions

Day 1- Wednesday 9th November 2016

Thursday, November 10th, 2016

14:00 360° Perspective: Evaluating A2A, CLOB, RFQ and Dark Pools- What are the pros and cons of accessing each trading model?

One year on- How have new fixed income initiatives developed and have they met their goals?
What are the key aspects you should look out for when partnering with new platforms?
What are the integration implications when partnering with new platforms and how can they be overcome?
How can fragmentation be reduced amongst different trading platforms in order to provide more reliable liquidity?
5 year view- What does the future of electronic trading hold and how will trades be executed?