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Core liquidity providers are typically institutions or banks that underwrite or finance equity or debt transactions and then make a market or assist in the trading of the securities. Tier 2 liquidity providers are brokerages and smaller companies that facilitate trading to retail brokers and traders. Some online brokers act as tier 2 liquidity providers …

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IG is a good example of a broker that has a subsidiary liquidity provider, called IG Prime. The most liquid, lowest-cost markets are those where there are no barriers to participation by a wide range of market participants, using a mix of strategies and with a variety of holding periods. That may be fine if …

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