What's New on TabbFORUM
February 20, 2026
In this edition of the Market Structure Wave, tZERO's CEO Alan Konevsky discusses the tokenization landscape in the capital markets from a regulatory, institutional and operational perspective. In this conversation with TABB Group CEO Bruce Morris, Mr. Konevsky offers four examples of the types of convergence that are driving the adoption of tokenization. Mr. Konevsky will be speaking at TabbFORUM's half-day symposium, "ATSs and Off-Exchange Trading - Opportunities and Challenges 2026," on Monday, April 27 at the Metropolitan Club, New York City.
February 20, 2026
In this edition of the Market Structure Wave, Cameron Smith, Global Head of Trading and Co-President of the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE), discusses both the retail and institutional trading landscape and the role that exchanges and ATS play. In this conversation with TABB Group CEO Bruce Morris, Mr. Smith describes "the Great Blurring" of services offered to retail investors, who want a one-stop app for all asset classes and the 'Waterfall" process that guides execution for institutions. Mr. Smith will be speaking at TabbFORUM's half-day symposium, "ATSs and Off-Exchange Trading - Opportunities and Challenges 2026," on Monday, April 27 at the Metropolitan Club, New York City.
February 18, 2026
In this edition of the Market Structure Wave, OTC Markets' Jeff Mendl, Head of Broker-Dealer Sales, discusses ATS platforms, market integrity and tokenization. In this conversation with TABB Group CEO Bruce Morris, Mr. Mendl says ATSs, along with tokenization, offer the opportunity to modernize market infrastructure, as long as the pillars of market integrity are not undermined, such as fair access, disclosure, transparency and broker-dealer oversight. Mr. Mendl will be speaking at TabbFORUM's half-day symposium, "ATSs and Off-Exchange Trading - Opportunities and Challenges 2026," on Monday, April 27 at the Metropolitan Club, New York City.
Upcoming Events
The TabbFORUM Best Execution Symposium will examine the legal, compliance, and policy issues surrounding best execution and the latest tools and solutions available to market participants.
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With increased focus coming to best execution due to the SEC’s proposal to rescind the trade-through rule and, in general, the changing regulatory and compliance landscape and increased complexity of trading overall, it is more important than ever to keep up to date on the key issues around best execution.
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All market participants - buyside and sellside – will need to be able to adapt to this changing environment, both in the tools they utilize to measure best execution and in their interactions with clients, in-house, and with regulators.
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This TABB Forum Symposium will consider these issues in depth with leading speakers representing regulators, buyside, sellside and vendors, among others.







