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High Frequency Trading Gives Trouble to Everyone

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by Fox Business’ Jon C. Ogg, it looks look your fears that high frequency trading (HFT) screwing up the markets are correct. We have often wondered how this benefits anyone other than the high frequency trading‘s and the exchanges. … Continue reading →

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Institutional Traders Intrigued About High-Frequency Traders

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Innovator

Large institutional traders around the world are concerned about the impact that high-frequency trading has on the equity markets, according to a new survey by Liquidnet Inc., an alternative-trading service. Two-thirds of mutual, pension and hedge fund traders said that … Continue reading →

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Institutional Investors Cite Concern Over High-Frequency Trading and Speed Traders

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by The Wall Street Journal’ Steven Russolillo, roughly two-thirds of global institutional investors are worried about the broad ramifications of high-frequency trading and its effect on the stock market, according to a survey by dark-pool operator Liquidnet. The … Continue reading →

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Sell-Off Was Another ‘Flash Crash’: Barton Biggs

Posted on August 6, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by CNBC’s Katie Little, Barton Biggs, a managing director with Traxis Partners, dismissed Thursday’s sell-off as “another Wall Street flash crash panic” and said that, despite the recent spate of weak data, he still believes the U.S. economy could … Continue reading →

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NYSE Euronext Opens Up Co-location Services

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Innovator

According to FT’s Philip Stafford, NYSE Euronext has opened up its key European data centre near London to allow third-party co-location service providers to conduct trades without passing through the exchanges operator’s network. The move, affecting its Basildon data centre, comes as … Continue reading →

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Getco Europe Profits Continue to Slide

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by FT’s Philip Stafford, profits in the European division of Getco, the US-based high-frequency trading firm, fell for a second successive year in a sign of the challenges facing the group in difficult trading conditions. Getco Europe reported … Continue reading →

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Mexico Derivatives Market Sees High-Frequency Currency Trading Soon

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by Wall Street Journal, Mexico’s derivatives market could see its first high-frequency trading of its dollar futures contract in coming months as the local market enters the second phase of its tie-up with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with north-south … Continue reading →

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Data Management Fuels Front/Middle Office Convergence

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by WatersTechnology, unprecedented change is pushing the front and middle offices closer together. Sybase’s Sinan Baskan examines the new rules of the road. Risk management systems have been commonly positioned as part of the middle-office operation because they … Continue reading →

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NYSE Euronext Expands Asia Technology Business

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by Business Standard, NYSE Euronext, an equity exchange, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Metabit, a Tokyo-based provider of high performance and exchange traded market access products throughout Japan and Asia. Normally, trading on the order book … Continue reading →

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EU Seen Imposing Standards to Avert Trading Glitches

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Innovator

As reported by Reuters, regulators will impose minimum technical standards on trading platforms after crashes have become more commonplace due to reliability being sacrificed for speed, a consultancy said on Wednesday. Frederic Ponzo, managing partner at GreySpark, which advises investment … Continue reading →

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High Frequency Trading Gives Trouble to Everyone

Institutional Traders Intrigued About High-Frequency Traders

Institutional Investors Cite Concern Over High-Frequency Trading and Speed Traders

Sell-Off Was Another ‘Flash Crash’: Barton Biggs

NYSE Euronext Opens Up Co-location Services

Getco Europe Profits Continue to Slide

Mexico Derivatives Market Sees High-Frequency Currency Trading Soon

Data Management Fuels Front/Middle Office Convergence

NYSE Euronext Expands Asia Technology Business

EU Seen Imposing Standards to Avert Trading Glitches

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