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Legal & General overhauls trading systems at £1.2tn investment arm

Higher trading costs linked to EU regulations are hitting the returns fund managers can deliver to customers

Legal & General’s £1.2tn investment arm is to outsource its systems for certain trading functions, as higher regulatory costs impact the returns fund managers can deliver to customers.

The UK’s largest listed investor will move away from developing in-house systems and instead use a cloud-based product from State Street’s Charles River software company to handle orders across bonds, currencies, shares and other assets, the companies confirmed.

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