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Questions we answer

Start with yours.

A trading desk
"What will this order cost - and how hard will it be?"
Expected cost, market impact and difficulty against the addressable volume in that name, right now.
A portfolio manager
"Can we cost the whole list before we commit?"
A full basket in one pass - concentration, difficulty and schedule, ranked so the hard names surface first.
A fund operator
"What do the fund rules mean for us - in numbers?"
Swing pricing and dilution levies calibrated on real market impact - Liquidity Management Tools, ready for the EU rules.

One model family

From a single order to a whole portfolio.

Single order

Pre-trade estimate

Expected cost, market impact and difficulty - on the same lens as post-trade.

Whole list

Basket upload

A full list costed in one pass: concentration, difficulty and schedule.

Whole book

Portfolio transition

Plan the cost and risk, monitor the event, evidence the outcome.

Fund rules

Liquidity Management Tools

Swing pricing and dilution levies calibrated on real market impact - ready for the EU rules.

What the number stands on

Priced off what really trades.

Two ingredients decide an estimate you can act on: how much of the printed volume is genuinely price-forming - the addressable core - and the spread you cross to reach it. An order that looks like 2% of the day can be 4–5% of what really trades - the model prices the real share.

Close the loop with xyt TCA.

Pre-trade gives you the estimate. Connect it with xyt TCA and every estimate can be audited against the outcome - estimated versus realized on the same lens, where the difference is execution alpha, not a change of method.

That is what makes a pre-trade number worth acting on: a promise the post-trade lens can hold you to.

Transaction Cost Analysis