Frank Loughlin

Global Co-Head of Equity Trading
Alliance Bernstein

Since joining the Alliance Bernstein trading team in 1993, Frank has led or co-led various equity trading desks and held numerous senior level trading roles within the firm. As Global Co-Head of Equity Trading at Alliance Bernstein, which holds $474 billion AUM, Frank has recently been involved in overseeing all EMEA equity trading. He will be lending his expertise on day two’s panel to equip the trading function to take more control of order flow and improve your firm’s overall profitability.

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Frank.

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December 1st – Tackling Current Priorities

Monday, January 12th, 2015

14:15 Creative Boardroom - Making Multi-asset Trading a reality: How to break down barriers to reap the business benefits

A rigorous and creative approach to tackle multi asset trading challenges in your role as a Global Head of Trading. Collaborate with 11 of your peers to determine a new 3-step action plan to make multi asset trading a reality on your trading desk. Share your recent experiences with each other to find a way forward that leverages the collective brainpower and know-how of the boardroom.

16:15 Updates From Creative Boardroom: Making Multi-asset trading a reality: How to break down barriers to reap the business benefits

December 2nd – Driving Future Profitability

Thursday, February 12th, 2015

09:05 All-Star Panel: Embracing buy side autonomy: How can you equip your trading function to take more control of order flow and improve your overall profitability

The relevance of the buy side desk- as more trades have the ability to be executed automatically with no intervention by a dealer, how should your trading function react to offer added value to the business?
Are differences between the buy and sell side blurring? How much ownership should the buy side have over their trade?
How can you take control of your trading processes to rapidly react to market opportunities and obstacles
How can the buy side capitalize on the capacity to reassess their trading strategy post-trade without conflict