Regents Gate Capital selects big xyt analytics
01 July 2025 UK
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Regents Gate Capital has chosen big xyt as its preferred vendor for execution analytics and trading cost analysis, seeking enhanced transparency in European equity market structure.
The London-based alternative investment firm, launched in mid-2024, required greater clarity into European trading venues spanning lit and dark pools, systematic internalisers and periodic auctions to minimise price impact and slippage while accessing more liquidity.
big xyt's execution analytics solution provides detailed volume curves, venue-level performance insights and rigorous liquidity profile breakdowns for Regents Gate Capital's trading universe. The firm says the platform enables the fund manager to engage in more informed discussions with brokers while supporting disciplined execution strategies.
Kevin Nealis, chief operating officer at Regents Gate Capital, says: “Navigating the intricacies of European equities trading depends on access to advanced, data-driven information, which big xyt delivers exceptionally well.”
“Their independent data and execution analytics have helped us refine our strategies with greater precision,” he adds.
Regents Gate Capital employs a fundamental equity market-neutral strategy combining human insight, large-scale data and artificial intelligence-driven machine learning for long and short positions whilst remaining neutral to overall market movements.
Robin Mess, chief executive at big xyt, said the firm was designed to meet demands from sophisticated asset managers valuing transparency and execution control. “Our continuously evolving execution analytics solutions combine independent trading cost analysis validation with advanced machine learning techniques,” he said.
For prime brokers and execution traders, the selection demonstrates growing institutional demand for independent analytics platforms that provide granular insights into complex European market microstructure and venue performance across alternative trading mechanisms.
The London-based alternative investment firm, launched in mid-2024, required greater clarity into European trading venues spanning lit and dark pools, systematic internalisers and periodic auctions to minimise price impact and slippage while accessing more liquidity.
big xyt's execution analytics solution provides detailed volume curves, venue-level performance insights and rigorous liquidity profile breakdowns for Regents Gate Capital's trading universe. The firm says the platform enables the fund manager to engage in more informed discussions with brokers while supporting disciplined execution strategies.
Kevin Nealis, chief operating officer at Regents Gate Capital, says: “Navigating the intricacies of European equities trading depends on access to advanced, data-driven information, which big xyt delivers exceptionally well.”
“Their independent data and execution analytics have helped us refine our strategies with greater precision,” he adds.
Regents Gate Capital employs a fundamental equity market-neutral strategy combining human insight, large-scale data and artificial intelligence-driven machine learning for long and short positions whilst remaining neutral to overall market movements.
Robin Mess, chief executive at big xyt, said the firm was designed to meet demands from sophisticated asset managers valuing transparency and execution control. “Our continuously evolving execution analytics solutions combine independent trading cost analysis validation with advanced machine learning techniques,” he said.
For prime brokers and execution traders, the selection demonstrates growing institutional demand for independent analytics platforms that provide granular insights into complex European market microstructure and venue performance across alternative trading mechanisms.
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