BNY Mellon Expands Trading Services with Liontrust Partnership

Reuters
09 Jun
BNY Mellon Expands Trading Services with Liontrust Partnership

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation has announced a strategic collaboration with Liontrust, a specialist active asset manager, to enhance its trading operations. As part of the agreement, Liontrust will outsource its trading for investment funds and institutional accounts to BNY's Buy-Side Trading Solutions group. This move allows Liontrust to access BNY's extensive global network of brokers and trading venues, facilitating real-time market responses and extending trading capabilities beyond UK hours. The partnership is expected to provide Liontrust with sophisticated execution, operational efficiency, and economies of scale, leveraging BNY's advanced global trading solutions across 100 markets. This collaboration aligns with the evolving landscape of asset management, which increasingly relies on automation and advanced technology to improve efficiency and manage risks.

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