World’s Safest Market Becomes a Magnet for Big Investors

Quantitative Brokers’ CEO Christian Hauff is featured in Bloomberg’s World’s Safest Market Becomes a Magnet for Big Investors.

NewsChin HuangNovember 1, 20232023

JLN Podcast: A Discussion with the Founders of Quantitative Brokers

John Lothian held a discussion with Christian Hauff and Robert Almgren, founders of Quantitative Brokers, about the history, development and future of the firm. This podcast discussion includes stories about how the firm started, the problems it was trying to solve, the technology it uses and anecdotes about use cases from customers.

NewsChin HuangMay 9, 20232023

What’s Behind the Crazy Moves in the Bond Market?

Quantitative Brokers is featured in The Wall Street Journal. According to data from Quantitative Brokers, liquidity in the market for 10-year Treasury futures has been less than half the levels recorded before the Silicon Valley Bank collapse.

NewsJoyce MedeirosMarch 15, 20232023

‘It depends on how close to the brink we go’: Stock market turmoil likely if U.S. teeters toward a default, analysts say

Congress is locked in another debt-ceiling standoff, with the federal government potentially hitting a wall as early as this summer on its ability to borrow to cover expenses.

NewsChin HuangFebruary 17, 20232023

Rocky Treasury-Market Trading Rattles Wall Street

Quantitative Brokers is featured in The Wall Street Journal today - QB provided complex 10-year US Treasury Futures data to The Wall Street Journal and reporter Sam Goldfarb, who used the data in the below story.

NewsChin HuangNovember 2, 20222022

Oil Prices Slump as Recession Fears Grow

Traders cautious of tipping their hands or making big ripples in thin markets have been breaking trades into smaller transactions, making it harder to determine prices, said Shankar Narayanan, head of research at Quantitative Brokers LLC, which uses algorithms to trade on behalf of hedge funds, banks and asset managers.

NewsChin HuangSeptember 12, 20222022

Chaotic Trading in Energy, Metals and Food Spills Into Real World

Wild swings in futures markets complicate business for those who use raw materials and filter into higher prices for consumers on energy, food, lumber and more. Traders are stepping away from the risky market, creating even more volatility.

NewsGuest UserApril 12, 20222022

Quantitative Brokers: Rate futures market susceptible to shocks

A new paper by Quantitative Brokers’ research team, led by Shankar Narayanan has found that the average quote size of many interest rate futures are almost 70% below 3-year averages.

NewsChin HuangDecember 14, 20212021