Albert J. Menkveld, Associate Professor of Finance at VU University Amsterdam and Research Fellow at TI-Duisenberg School of Finance, discusses his extensive research into market structures, liquidity and the impact of high frequency trading on the market.
Nicolas Bertrand, Head of Equity and Derivatives Markets at the London Stock Exchange Group, discusses the need for liquid and diverse order books, the impact of HFT on the European markets and how the markets might evolve in 2012 and beyond.
Professor Dave Cliff of the University of Bristol, Director of the UK Large-Scale Complex IT Systems Research Initiative, discusses machine-based trading and the changing roles of humans and computers in the ever more technology-driven financial markets.
Charles Barry, PhD and Senior Director of Engineering at Juniper Networks, talks about recent advances in network timing and clock synchronization, an area of increasing importance in the world of computer-based trading. (Sponsored Interview)
Thomas Chippas, Managing Director and Head of Quantitative Prime Services for Barclays Capital, discusses how the needs of quantitative and systemic clients are evolving, and why speed and low latency is only one part of the equation.
Scott Parsons, Co-Founder and Managing Principal at Washington DC-based strategic advisory and lobbying firm, Delta Strategy Group, talks about the wide-reaching Dodd-Frank legislation in the US, and how it will impact high frequency trading and proprietary trading firms, particularly regarding how those fims may be categorised under the new Act.
Eric Scott Hunsader, Founder of Nanex LLC, the US data feed company, about the explosion of data in the US financial markets, conflicting reports around the causes of last year’s “Flash Crash”, some problems with current academic research into HFT and how to improve the signal-to-noise ratio in today’s electronic markets.
Matt Dangerfield, Director of Trading Solutions at Fixnetix, explains how his firm helps market participants comply with SEC Rule 15c3-5 (the so-called “market access rule”), by enabling them to run more than 20 pre-trade risk checks in under a microsecond. (Sponsored Interview)
Hirander Misra, Founder of electronic trading advisory firm Misra Ventures, investigates issues around “good” and “bad” forms of high frequency trading, and explains why market regulators need to take a more consistent, informed and pragmatic approach.
Chris Butler, Business Development Manager at Supermicro UK and Chad Attlesey, President, CTO and Co-Founder of Hardcore Computer, discuss how and why their submersion-cooled technology is generating significant interest among data centres and co-location facilities. (Sponsored Interview)
Chad Attlesey, President, CTO and Co-Founder of Hardcore Computer and Chris Butler, Business Development Manager at Supermicro UK, talk about the work they are doing in the desktop/workstation space with their unique submersion cooling technology, which enables them to over-clock CPUs to run faster, cooler and longer. (Sponsored Interview)
Martin Thompson, Chief Technical Officer of LMAX, explains some of the design principles behind the Disruptor, the Concurrent Programming Framework for high-performance, low-latency transaction processing, which is used to run LMAX’s own trading platform and was open-sourced earlier this year.
Gordon Bloor, Chief Executive of Morningstar Real-Time Data, the division of Morningstar that specialises in delivery of consolidated real time and historical market data, looks at the growing demand from HFT firms and systematic hedge funds for consolidated, normalised, full depth-of-book historical tick data.
James J Angel, Associate Professor of Finance, McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University, investigates whether the markets are “fair”, particularly with regards to high frequency trading, and what that concept of fairness actually means.
Peter Nabicht, CTO of Allston Trading, provides a rare insight into what a high frequency trading firm actually does and how it makes its money
Niki Beattie, Owner and Managing Director at Market Structure Partners, talks about how the landscape of market structures in Europe and around the world is rapidly changing, and the challenges that firms face as a result.
Will Mechem, Managing Director of quantitative high frequency trading firm Pan Alpha Trading, and Managing Director of consulting firm Willard John Thomas Associates, talks about how to stay competitive in the ever evolving HFT space.
Dominic Connor of P&D Quant Recruitment provides some valuable HFT career guidance for those who are looking to get into the game.
Marcus Hooper, CEO & Executive Director, Pipeline Financial Group Limited, discusses how predictive algorithmic switching technology can enable buy-side firms to maximise access to liquidity and minimise adverse selection.
Alastair Kane, Vice President of Segment Marketing for Financial Services at Level 3 Communications, talks about how Level 3′s business is evolving to cater for the growth of high-speed, computer driven trading. (Sponsored Interview)
Kevin Houstoun, Chairman and Co-Founder of Rapid Addition and Co-Chair of the FIX Protocol Limited Global Technical Committee, discusses how FIX Protocol is evolving with the continued growth of computerized, high frequency trading.
Steve Wilcockson, Industry Manager, Financial Services at MathWorks discusses how MATLAB, the technical computing language, is increasingly being used to develop high frequency trading and algorithmic trading systems
Dr Kay Swinburne, Conservative MEP for Wales, discusses how the changing landscape of European financial legislation, particularly the wide-ranging MiFID Review, may impact high frequency trading.
Stephane Leroy, Global Head of Sales and Marketing at technology vendor Quant House, talks about the technology implications on the market as high frequency trading continues to grow and evolve. (Sponsored Interview)
Dr Sonia Schulenburg, CEO of Level E Limited and the guiding light behind the MAYA technology and the MAYA Quantitative Investment Fund, talks about some of the challenges of setting up a quantitative hedge fund.
Hugh Hughes and Bob Fuller, senior executives at HFT vendor Fixnetix, answer questions about their company and where it sits in the High Frequency Trading ecosystem.
Ken Yeadon, Managing Partner of Thematic Capital Partners LLP, looks at the intersection of High Frequency Trading with Cloud Computing, Social Media and unstructured news channels.
Natan Tiefenbrun, Commercial Director of Turquoise, the pan-European MTF, shares his thoughts on market surveillance, transparency, market manipulation vs acceptable trading practices and the problems with the various regulatory proposals that are currently doing the rounds
Roderick Jones, CEO of Concentric Solutions, talks about the potential security risks associated with High Frequency Trading and how those risks should be managed to prevent the possibility of cyber-terrorist attacks.
Bob Giffords, banking consultant, shares his insights on the world of high frequency trading, focusing on the growth of machine to machine (m2m) e-commerce and the evolution of "cyber cities".
Adam Afshar, President and CEO of Hyde Park Global Investments, talks about: ow high frequency trading addresses nonlinearity, the use of artificial intelligence systems in HFT and how Hyde Park Global uses genetic algorithms and news flow algorithms to capture alpha.
Joe Gawronski, President of Rosenblatt Securities, talks about how the traditional role of the broker is changing as high frequency and computer-based trading becomes more prevalent.
Dr Andrew Kumiega Professor of Finance at the Illinois Institute of Technology, discusses the relationship between industrial engineering and financial engineering and the importance of back-testing and following a Quality approach when designing high-frequency trading systems.
Dr Karim Taleb, Principal of Robust Methods LLC, discusses the noise and confusion surrounding high frequency trading, who benefits from HFT and who might be adversely impacted
Peter Van Kleef, CEO of Lakeview Arbitrage International, discusses the impact of high frequency trading on different market sectors, how to recruit and keep the right HFT staff & innovations in the areas of FPGA and NVIDIA GPU acceleration
Ari Burstein, Senior Counsel of the Securities Regulation – Capital Markets group of the Investment Company Institute (“ICI”) gives his views on why high frequency trading matters to the investment management community
Manoj Narang, Founder and CEO of Tradeworx, Inc., shares his thoughts on why there is so much controversy around high frequency trading, some of the biggest myths and misconceptions, and public fear/unease around HFT
Mo Takhim, Head of Managed Services at ULLINK, shares his thoughts on the build versus buy argument, “HFT in a box” an pre-trade risk & limit checking/filtering
Walter Hendriks, Managing Director of ABR Financial shares his thoughts on the high frequency trading space in Europe versus US.
Sal Arnuk, Co-Founder, Partner and Co-Head of Equity Trading at Themis Trading LLC, gives his views on non-predatory versus predatory high frequency trading, co-location, raw data feeds and the role of the exchanges and what regulators should be doing
Peter Green, Founding Partner and CEO of The Kyte Group, shares his thoughts on the distinction between high frequency trading, flash trading and algorithmic trading, and discusses exchange connectivity and direct market access (DMA)
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