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Tag Archives: ASX
Hft Update: Citi Fights High-Frequency Trading — with HFT
Liz Tay from Business Insider reports that Investment banks are driving down the volume of high-frequency trades on US stock exchanges with defensive, high-speed algorithms of their own, a Citigroup executive has claimed. Stephen Shore of the Australian Financial Review reports that … Continue reading
ASIC Ditch Tougher High Frequency Trading Rules
The corporate watchdog is under pressure to ditch proposals to crackdown on high frequency trading (HFT) activity on the stock market, with the Australian Securities Exchange saying the measures would not boost market confidence. In a submission to the corporate … Continue reading
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Tagged adverse impact, ASX, Australian Securities Exchange, computer algorithms, controls, corporate watchdog, HFT, high-frequency trading, market confidence, market integrity, minimum trade fees, proliferation, quality, stock market, systematic manipulation
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Edgar Perez, The Speed Traders, on The Perennial Profit Challenge: 2013 Roadmap for World Exchanges
Financial exchanges play a vital role in economic development as one of the primary tools for the allocation of capital in both developed economies and emerging ones. The indices created using the platforms provided by global exchanges are used by … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithmic trading, Alternative Investments, ASX, Australian Securities Exchange, Automated Trading, BM&FBOVESPA, Bombay Stock Exchange, BSE, capital allocation, capital markets, clearing and settlement, CME Group, custody, demutualization, depository, Derivatives, Deutsche Boerse, developed economies, economic development, economic news, economies of scale, Edgar Perez, electronic feed, emerging economies, European regulators, exchanges, financial instruments, financial services, GETCO, GFLC, government, high-frequency and algorithmic trading firms, high-frequency trading, High-Frequency Trading Book, high-frequency trading conference, Hong Kong, information services, Institutional Investors, IT infrastructure, Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Knight capital, London Stock Exchange, LSE, matching engine, McKinsey, mergers, Nasdaq, Nasdaq OMX, New York Stock Exchange, nominee services, NYSE Euronext, Philippines Stock Exchange, PSE, RapiData, regulatory enhancements, Richard Branson, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, SGX, Singapore Exchange, Stockholm Stock Exchange, The Speed Traders, The Speed Traders Workshop, TMX, Toronto Stock Exchange, trading data, trading hours, trading system, trading volumes, TSX, U.S. government, Virtu, volatility
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Australia’s ASX to Launch Two New ‘Dark Pool’ Trading Services
Dow Jones Newswires – By Caroline Henshaw – June 19, 2012 Australia’s dominant exchange operator ASX Ltd. (ASX.AU) said Tuesday it plans to launch two new “dark pool” trading services next month as it seeks to capture business from the … Continue reading
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Chi-X Brings Foreign Competition to Australia and ASX’s PureMatch High Frequency Trading Platform
As reported by Bloomberg’s Eleni Himaras, Chi-X Australia Pty, the country’s first foreign-owned stock exchange operator in 150 years, opened for trading today, pledging to drive down prices as it battles to take market share from monopoly bourse owner ASX … Continue reading
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