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When The President Is Missing with Bill Clinton and James Patterson
Imagine a virus that infects every computer and electronic device in the United States. And then imagine a terrorist plotting to activate that virus, just as the federal government awakens to the threat and musters its resources to stop it. … Continue reading
How Boards of Directors and CXOs Can Address Today’s Information Security Challenges at Cybersecurity Boardroom Workshop 2015
Originally posted on Cyber Security World:
Cybersecurity Boardroom Workshop 2015 In the days prior to Thanksgiving 2013, malware designed to steal credit card data at Target was surreptitiously installed. According to Bloomberg BusinessWeek, the company had installed a malware detection…
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Business White Paper by AppDynamics Analyzes Application Performance in Financial Services: The Impact of Transaction-based Application Performance Management
Managing applications in the world of Financial Services (FS) is different from any other industry. Regulations play a pivotal role in the development and support of banks’ business-critical applications, and these regulations often make application management more difficult. However, because … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Finance, Food for Thought, Wall Street, White Paper
Tagged AppDynamics, Application Management, application performance, application performance management, Bain & Company, business-critical applications, business-critical apps, customer loyalty, end user experience, execution of transactions, fee-based transactions, financial services, Fred Reichheld, FS, IT Operations Center, JDBC, level of service, loyalty score, managing business transactions, Mean Time To Repair, monitoring, MTTR, Net Promoter methodology, online payment, online transactions, productivity, Regulations, ROI, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Satmetrix, SDLC, Software Delivery Lifecycle, SQL queries, throughput, Time to Market, Trade Execute, transaction fees, transaction-based APM, transaction-based application performance monitoring, transaction-centric approach, troubleshooting, Web Services
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Open Source Code At Heart of Wall Street Programmer’s Bust
Programmers and Wall Street haters alike may join together to support a convicted computer programmer from Goldman Sachs after reading the full-throated defense he receives at Vanity Fair by noted financial journalist Michael Lewis. Lewis, the former Salomon Brothers banker known for breaking down … Continue reading
High Frequency Trader “Spoofs” and “Layers” his Way to Penalties from U.S and British Regulators
On July 22, 2013, regulators from the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the British Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fined high frequency trader Michael Coscia (and his firm Panther Energy Trading) for engaging in spoofing transactions for the … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dark Pools, High Frequency Trading, Regulatory Updates
Tagged algorithmic trading, cancellation, CFTC, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, CME Group, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, execution, FCA, Financial Conduct Authority, Globex, High Frequency trader, high-frequency trading, liquidity, Michael Coscia, order book, Panther Energy Trading, price movements, Regulatory Updates, spoofing, trading strategy, United States
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Beware the Alpha Sharks! High Frequency Trading and Its Impact on Markets
Maureen O’Hara, professor of finance at Cornell University, and member of the Systemic Risk Councilhas a warning to traditional investment managers, i.e., low frequency traders (LFT): High frequency trading(HFT) is now the norm, and it is not going away. Continuing to … Continue reading
Alexander Fleiss, Presenter at HFT Conference in New York, Advocating Chile’s rising
Alexander Fleiss, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Rebellion Research, and speaker at High-frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2013 New York City, says that Chile has shown tremendous progress since the financial crash of 2008. Overall GDP has grown by nearly 50% over the last five … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Fleiss, Alternative In, artificial intelligence, Chile, Chile GDP, Consumer, Dark Pools, financial advisory, Financial Crisis, Hedge Funds, HFT conference, High Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2013, high-frequency trading, high-frequency trading conference, institutional research, Macro hedge fund, New York City, Rebellion Research, retail sales, Unemployment
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Garnett Wilson, Presenter in the HFT leaders Forum 2013, explaining Stock Trading using Linear Genetic Programming
Garnett Wilson, CEO of Afinin Labs Inc., and speaker at High-frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2013 New York City, talks about Stock Trading using Linear Genetic Programming with Multiple Time Frames in Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference 2011.”A number of researchers have attempted to take successful GP trading systems … Continue reading
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Tagged Afinin Labs Inc., Garnett Wilson, Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference, GP trading systems, HFT conference, High Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2013, high-frequency trading, high-frequency trading conference, Linear Genetic Programming, New York City, Stock Trading
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Naked Access Attracts High-Frequency Traders, Gets Regulators’ Attention
Industry insiders and regulators debate whether pre-trade risk management is needed to monitor high-frequency buy-side traders that currently are enjoying unfettered access to markets. As Wall Street continues to rebuild from the ashes of the credit crisis and reassess its risk … Continue reading
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