"Price improvement" and other execution quality metrics are typically used to justify payments for order flow (PFOF) in the US when many other jurisdictions have banned it. However, it turns out, all market centers - including public exchanges - provide price improvement to one degree or another. In a twist of contextual development, in this Feed post, Alphacution shows how the execution quality metrics for Members Exchange (MEMX) are uniquely supportive of the strategic objectives of wholesale market makers. Of course, this is no accident...
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Paul Rowady is the Director of Research for Alphacution, a research and strategic advisory platform uniquely focused on modeling and benchmarking the impacts of technology on global financial markets and the businesses of trading and asset management. He is a 35-year veteran of the proprietary, quantitative and derivatives trading arenas.