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Local investors allege big losses due to high-frequency trades causing ‘market disruptions’
High-frequency trader aims to take asset management and pension fund clients
Exchange’s opposition to an SEC high-frequency trading study is selfish and mistaken
Basel III rules restrict netting of futures and options trades
New standards may trigger exodus of firms from supporting prices in futures contracts
Brokers note dramatic divergence in longstanding price relationship with London market
Inclusion in MSCI index also seen as likely boost to volume on stronger foreign demand
Power in bond market could shift from banks to tech-savvy market makers
The value of Virtu’s shares surged as equity markets swooned
The UK’s national lab has invented a unified measurement system for high-speed transactions
Hudson River Trading says Sun Trading deal will create more diverse firm
A subsidiary of Don Wilson’s firm pulled in nearly $1bn in revenue in two years
Smaller volumes and a fall in market volatility have dented business — so much so that some are quitting
Appeals court revives claims that high-speed traders were given unfair advantage
No one knows who’s liable if a program goes haywire, as regulators struggle to keep pace
Lobby group weighs options amid mood ranging from anger to resignation
DRW and others are seeking to profit from the wild price swings of bitcoin
US equity market’s structure is unrecognisable from 1987 when stocks had their steepest fall
Thirty years on, the market is different but has similar characteristics, from high valuations to trading strategies that could accelerate a sell-off
Growing expense and less market volatility have made life tougher in a maturing industry
