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High-frequency trading no threat to financial markets, regulators find
A slew of Asian regulators have looked into high-frequency trading prompted by concerns over computer-driven market manipulation. But little evidence of its negative impact has been found
BNP Paribas The BNP Paribas foreign exchange structuring team shrugged off corporate uncertainty arising from the European debt crisis this year to produce made-to-measure distributor solutions that...
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