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The “Cash is King” colloquialism may be due for an update. “Securities and Cash are King and Queen” is more accurate in today’s world. Securities move back and forth between counterparties to fulfil delivery obligations, to meet margin calls and to raise cash. Cash movement is driven by the search for risk-adjusted returns and by a need to finance operations. 

GLMX’s CEO Glenn Havlicek and COO Sal Giglio speak to Carmella Haswell about their perception of integrated technology, adding value throughout the trading lifecycle, and what the industry can expect next from GLMX

GLMX’s chief product officer Andy Wiblin observes that securities financing markets are entering a new phase of electronification, enabling complex flows that were previously locally optimised in spreadsheets now to be digitised

The optimal way to manage mid-life trade maintenance is to transact on a centralised electronic trading platform that standardises traditional and complex trade structures and streamlines manual, risk-prone event workflows, says Sal Giglio, chief operating officer, GLMX

GLMX chief executive Glenn Havlicek explains that when new technology provides a better, cost-effective way to execute critical activities, its adoption is assured

GLMX COO Sal Giglio offers insight into the platform’s new products, senior hires and future plans for growth in a post-COVID world

Buy-side entities have had to adapt to radical changes coming from financial market evolution and, now, global pandemics. GLMX’s Sal Giglio explores the issues

As the financial environment grows, Salvador Giglio of GLMX says when it comes to technology it becomes necessary for those standing on the sidelines to begin to play an active role

As automation gathers momentum across repo markets, Glenn Havlicek, co-founder and CEO of GLMX, explains how firms are dealing with regulatory compliance, while tackling increasing costs