High frequency trading
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The head of the Securities and Exchange Board of India calls for a speed limit for high-frequency trading to protect retail investor interests
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This month's special report takes a look at high frequency trading in the energy markets. Our first article discusses some of the technological issues while the second looks at how algo trading is changing...
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Algorithmic traders are now a significant presence in energy markets. Alexander Osipovich explores how they’re changing the game for human traders
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High-frequency trading (HFT) is playing an ever-larger role in energy markets, but is it really suited to the nuanced deal sheets of commodities? Stephen Maloney considers this and asks whether HFT is in fact quietly tilting the table to favour those...
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Members of the FX Joint Standing Committee comment on the recently reviewed Nips code, which includes a new section on electronic trading
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One of the key aims of the European Securities and Markets Authority is to deliver a common approach to regulation across the EU, ensuring consistency and co-operation across borders. Executive director Verena Ross talks to ORR about how the new regulator...
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Regulators want over-the-counter markets to be traded more like equities and futures, which could mean opening the door to high-frequency trading, more volatility – and the threat of a rates flash crash. By Laurie Carver
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US regulators enlist Department of Energy computing power to analyse metric that aims to predict catastrophic market events
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Bank for International Settlements report on high-frequency trading in the forex market is lukewarm about recent initiatives to monitor HFT, and recommends further analysis by regulators and participants
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Bank for International Settlements report on high-frequency trading in the FX market is lukewarm about recent initiatives to monitor HFT and recommends further analysis by regulators and participants
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