Equity trading in the world is drammatically changing and at the same time raising doubts as its quality and its integrity. HFT is commonly defined as a subset of algorithmic trading where, in particular, a large number of small orders are sent to the market at a high speed. The aim of the chapter is to shed more light on a relevant twofold question that still remains unanswered: what is the impact of HFT and, in particular, how might different regulations impact on market structures?
Regulating High Frequency Trading: An Examination of European, US and Australian Equity Market Structures
GIARETTA, ELISA
2014
Abstract
Equity trading in the world is drammatically changing and at the same time raising doubts as its quality and its integrity. HFT is commonly defined as a subset of algorithmic trading where, in particular, a large number of small orders are sent to the market at a high speed. The aim of the chapter is to shed more light on a relevant twofold question that still remains unanswered: what is the impact of HFT and, in particular, how might different regulations impact on market structures?File in questo prodotto:
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