As stock markets began to decline, regulators say they believe, other factors came into play that accelerated the fall, including the absence of circuit breakers on several electronic exchanges even as the New York Stock Exchange’s own circuit breakers kicked in. Three rival exchanges stopped rout
When asked about it, a National Tax Agency official said a foreign entity operating a server in Japan and trading on it could be considered a "permanent entity" for tax purposes. But, he said, the agency couldnt comment immediately on specific cases.
The head of the New York Stock Exchange said on Tuesday that it was not necessary to bring more oversight to high frequency trading, a split-second stock trading strategy that has come under regulatory scrutiny.
Federal securities regulators are examining whether an arrangement that lets high-speed traders rapidly buy and sell large chunks of stock anonymously could go awry and threaten markets.Called sponsored or "naked" access, the setup allows high-speed firms and other outfits to trade directly on excha
Electronic trading does provide some traders and exchanges an advantage over others, which is both legal and fair, and early adopters can be sure of gaining the most.
High frequency trading has one of the most-discussed topics in the equity market over the past few months. As with most controversial issues in the business, typical outlets for information become so saturated with different perspectives, angles and agendas from individuals with different depths of
ん？気でも狂ったか？Some observers see Securities ＆ Exchange Commission Chairwoman Mary Schapiros announcement on Aug. 4 that the SEC will seek to ban ultra-high-speed stock trades -- which give institutional traders a big edge over retail investors -- primarily as an issue of competitio
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