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The growth of algorithmic trading means banks need to analyse data at ever-higher frequencies. In fact, some claim analysing high-frequency tick data reveals hidden behaviour trends in the market that can be profitably exploited. Clive Davidson reports

Source: Risk magazine | 01 Jul 2007

Categories: Investment, Technology

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