Innovations in Trading & Technology Spotlight Series
With this Spotlight Series, Innovations in Trading and Technology, TabbFORUM is featuring key innovators and innovations that continue to push financial services and capital markets to new frontiers. Whether it’s data storage and management, messaging, latency, cloud computing or trading, if it’s innovative, you can read about it here. If you have suggestions for articles or would like to submit one, contact editor@tabbforum.com.
Crowdfunding: New Asset Class, New Investor Class
Kayla Kayla, Tree Consulting23 May 2014
After the Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy left the market reeling, some questioned how a single U.S. investment bank could cause global pandemonium. Today, a change of course is underway. The economic...
Opinion & Analysis
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What Does the Flash Crash Mean for Financial Software Engineering?
(Tibco, Richard Tibbetts)
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2014 TOP VIDEOS: The Buy-Side Transition to SEFs
(Alex Tabb, )
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2014 TOP STORIES: Bitcoin: 4 Steps Before Wall Street Buys In
(BuysideFX, Ty Danco)
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From Disruption to Revolution: The Tipping Point of Online Direct Consumer Lending
(ron@rewirement.co, Ron Suber)
News
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Why liquidity is drying up in the currency market
('MarketWatch')
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Malaysian derivatives volume hit all time record high in 2014
('Mondovisione')
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ICE troubled by volume drop for Financials
('The Trade')
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Jones’s Tudor Said to Close Oldest Hedge Fund After 30 Years
('Bloomberg')
Goodbye Latency Arbitrage. Hello Cloud 2.0
Kayla Kayla, Tree Consulting,Kayla Kayla, Tree ConsultingWall Street’s mantra for the past 10 years has been: “High performance at all costs.” Until recently, latency arbitrage was prevalent, and traders pushed their systems to the edge of...
ContinueAdditional Resources
- Ex-Post Price impact Modeling: Challenges and Opportunities
ITG, Milan Borkovec
- Derivatives and Alternative Investments: Adding Alpha with Best-in-Class Processing Capabilities
Cutter Associates, Thomas O. Phipps
- Leveraging Advanced Technology: Is Your IT Platform Geared for Increased Competitiveness?
SimCorp, Anders Kirkeby