Market making and high-frequency trading (HFT) are pivotal components of modern financial markets, providing liquidity and facilitating efficient market operations. Despite their significance, misconceptions...
Event-driven arbitrage is a type of trading strategy that involves identifying and exploiting discrepancies in prices across different markets or securities. The goal of...
In the US financial markets, payment for order flow is a practice in which brokers receive compensation for routing their clients' orders to certain...
Market microstructure refers to the way in which financial markets function at a micro level, including the various participants and their interactions, the rules...
Market makers are firms or individuals that provide liquidity to the markets by continuously buying and selling securities. They mostly supply limit orders in...
Is this community webinar we discussed Market Microstructure Basics to understand how the retail & Institutional orders are sent to the exchange, Trading infrastructure,...
order management systems have focused on automating internal communications, allowing traders to electronically collect orders and instructions from portfolio managers, aggregate orders into blocks,...
