Rogue algos could spark ‘systemic’ crashes, warns Goldman exec

James Ryder
17 Mar 2022

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It’s been almost 12 years since algorithmic trading strategies used by high-frequency traders helped trigger the “flash crash” of 2010. Yet rogue algorithms still have the potential to derail the financial system, according to the head of operational risk at Goldman Sachs Bank Europe.

Speaking on a March 15 panel debating non-financial risk during Risk.net’s Op Risk Global spring event, Hagen Rafeld – formerly of Deutsche Bank and KPMG – discussed a range of expectations for the years ahead

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