This Case is about FINANCIAL MARKETS
PUBLICATION DATE: November 15, 2013 PRODUCT #: BH567-PDF-ENG
In the following Executive Focus post, Emory Zink and Travis Selmier interview John Succo, an expert on derivatives securities and securities trading, who communicate the mechanical nature as well as the policy dispute disturbing how high frequency trading (HFT) and so called ‘dim pools’ influence equity trading.
Succo, a cofounder of one of the planet’s chief derivatives-trading hedge funds, shrink the opinion that HFT adds to liquidity, demonstrating the instrument of HFT really eradicate liquidity from the industry. Wondering speed was taken by dictatorial authorities in lieu of liquidity, he place lobbying and politics as critical elements.
Dim pools, on the flip side, are trading preparations that facilitate the overall trading citizens and in addition their associate by dampening stock price swings. This interview tackle numerous questions about obscure pools and HFT.
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