The phrase "trading capabilities" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: Our company's trading capabilities have greatly improved with the implementation of new technology and hiring of more skilled traders.
The aim of these investments has been to enhance the exchange's own electronic trading capabilities.
But unlike Bear Stearns, the Canadian bank does not have internal hedge funds or trading capabilities.
Thomson Reuters, Bloomberg's primary rival in the data world, also provides trading capabilities, but it rarely vies for the trades itself and emphasizes what it calls its neutrality.
The Jefferies Group, a securities firm specializing in institutional trading, agreed to acquire Lawrence Helfant L.L.C. for an undisclosed amount, expanding its trading capabilities on the New York Stock Exchange.
In reaction, they are building their proprietary trading capabilities to stave off the exodus of talent.
Angel's forecast is that markets will consolidate into cross-border alliances, maintaining local presences but providing international trading capabilities.
These managers are often charged with a revenue and profit target, and their staff, in turn, are seen as conduits to clients who pay the bank a lot of money for advice, trading capability and expertise.
Apax's European network means more equity research and trading capability, plus more corporate finance advisory muscle for Walther.
But "the real secret sauce," according to Morris, is the trading capability for "best and final offers".
Hence, financial computing technologies with algorithmic trading capability, such as the one put forward in this paper, are necessary for the efficient and successful implementation of a pairs trade.
So over the next year the NYSE plans to expand its electronic-trading capabilities to be able to process larger orders (the Securities and Exchange Commission will presumably go along with the plan).
