Greenwich Dealing Picks eflow, xyt for Trade Surveillance Overhaul
Geneva-based Greenwich Dealing provides outsourced dealing and execution services to institutional investors across major asset classes, while managing relationships with more than 150 brokers, investment banks and alternative platforms. The technology overhaul matters as regulators intensify scrutiny of broker selection, best execution and market-abuse controls. Combining surveillance with transaction cost analysis gives the buy-side provider a more auditable basis for assessing execution quality and meeting client-specific reporting obligations under MiFID II.
On July 22, 2026, Greenwich Dealing said it selected eflow’s trade-surveillance technology and xyt’s Transaction Cost Analysis and Execution Intelligence tools. eflow will monitor pre- and post-trade activity and regulatory risk, while xyt will provide tick-level analysis across more than 120 global venues, customised execution reports and broker-performance measurement. The companies, both backed by Finch Capital, did not disclose the contract value or an implementation timetable.
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The history behind this eventGreenwich Dealing Taps eflow, xyt to Bolster Trade Oversight
Geneva-based Greenwich Dealing provides outsourced execution services to institutional investors worldwide and maintains relationships with more than 150 brokers, investment banks and alternative trading venues. The decision comes as regulators demand clearer evidence on broker selection, trade surveillance and best execution. That scrutiny makes granular execution data and defensible reporting increasingly important for outsourced dealing desks serving buy-side clients, particularly under MiFID II requirements.
On July 22, 2026, Greenwich Dealing said it had selected technology from eflow and xyt to strengthen compliance and execution oversight. eflow will monitor pre- and post-trade activity and market-abuse risk, while xyt will provide tick-level transaction-cost analysis across more than 120 venues, bespoke execution reports and broker-performance assessments based on addressable liquidity. Both vendors are backed by Finch Capital. The companies disclosed neither the contract value nor an implementation timetable.
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