Liquidnet launches new buy side solution to access bilateral liquidity
09 September 2025 Europe

Liquidnet, a technology-driven execution specialist, has launched a new trading solution, designed to support European buy side traders in accessing bilateral liquidity more effectively.
The initiative integrates access to bilateral liquidity from Liquidnets front-end application and through the firms liquidity-seeking algorithmic suite.
It is designed to provide a consolidated and controlled route to interact with leading liquidity providers.
The launch is supported by partnerships with multiple market makers such as XTX Markets.
Access via Liquidnets infrastructure will allow members to preserve execution quality, anonymity, and workflow efficiency, the firm says.
Bilateral liquidity has become increasingly important in European equity trading, and now accounts for almost 50 per cent of total market volumes, according to Liquidnets recent Liquidity Landscape report.
Access to bilateral liquidity is currently fragmented and opaque, the firm adds, noting that this new solution will provide a streamlined and transparent solution for navigating this space.
Gareth Exton, head of execution and quantitative services, EMEA, at Liquidnet states: The growth of bilateral trading is reshaping how liquidity is accessed in Europe. Our role is to support our members in responding to these structural changes.
By integrating bilateral liquidity into both our front-end application and liquidity seeking algo suite, were giving our members the tools to access meaningful liquidity with confidence and control while helping the market making community to extend their reach and better control their risk.
Users of the solution will have access to anonymous access to aggregated liquidity streams, with configurability for tiered and member-specific feeds.
In addition, the solution provides monitoring and analytics to track fill rates, information leakage, and venue provider performance; as well as execution consulting services to help members determine optimal liquidity sources and timing.
The initiative integrates access to bilateral liquidity from Liquidnets front-end application and through the firms liquidity-seeking algorithmic suite.
It is designed to provide a consolidated and controlled route to interact with leading liquidity providers.
The launch is supported by partnerships with multiple market makers such as XTX Markets.
Access via Liquidnets infrastructure will allow members to preserve execution quality, anonymity, and workflow efficiency, the firm says.
Bilateral liquidity has become increasingly important in European equity trading, and now accounts for almost 50 per cent of total market volumes, according to Liquidnets recent Liquidity Landscape report.
Access to bilateral liquidity is currently fragmented and opaque, the firm adds, noting that this new solution will provide a streamlined and transparent solution for navigating this space.
Gareth Exton, head of execution and quantitative services, EMEA, at Liquidnet states: The growth of bilateral trading is reshaping how liquidity is accessed in Europe. Our role is to support our members in responding to these structural changes.
By integrating bilateral liquidity into both our front-end application and liquidity seeking algo suite, were giving our members the tools to access meaningful liquidity with confidence and control while helping the market making community to extend their reach and better control their risk.
Users of the solution will have access to anonymous access to aggregated liquidity streams, with configurability for tiered and member-specific feeds.
In addition, the solution provides monitoring and analytics to track fill rates, information leakage, and venue provider performance; as well as execution consulting services to help members determine optimal liquidity sources and timing.
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