According to [source], fund managers dealing with multiple Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs) face challenges in achieving consistent execution prices and timing. By utilizing Aggregated Request for Quote (RFQ), these managers can batch trades across accounts, as demonstrated in a case where 7 accounts executed a trade of 480 BTC collectively. This method streamlines the process, potentially reducing slippage and improving efficiency in cryptocurrency markets.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, a Bank of America survey reveals that 58% of fund managers believe gold outperforms other assets in a trade war scenario, highlighting its appeal over 30-year Treasury Bonds and Bitcoin. This preference is further supported by concerns over the US deficit spending crisis, making gold a favored asset.

According to Greeks.live, fund managers managing multiple Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs) face challenges with inconsistent execution prices and timing. They propose a solution using Aggregated Request for Quote (RFQ), exemplified by 7 accounts trading 480 BTC collectively, aiming to streamline execution across client portfolios.

According to Greeks.live, a common challenge for fund managers handling multiple segregated accounts (SMA) is the inconsistency in execution prices and trading timings across different client portfolios. They have introduced a solution—aggregated Request for Quote (RFQ) synchronized execution, demonstrated by two cases: 7 accounts trading 480 BTC simultaneously and 5 accounts trading 5,278 ETH at the same time, as shared on t.me/GreeksLiveBloc.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, as trade war concerns have intensified, the demand for gold has increased. A Bank of America survey reveals that 58% of fund managers believe gold will perform best under trade war conditions, despite the expectation of a stronger US Dollar. This indicates a potential rise in gold prices, as fund managers anticipate further growth in its demand amidst global economic tensions.