Market Surveillance 2.0: Beyond the Crisis
Today, regulatory scrutiny of capital markets participants is more intense and the risk of rogue or erroneous trading is more acute than ever. Firms need to detect and respond in near real time to market abuse, manipulation and rogue algorithms – across asset classes, markets and jurisdictions. But this often is not enough. To manage regulatory and reputational risk in the post-crisis era, participants need to be able to implement new surveillance tools as any asset class or trading style draws new scrutiny. TabbFORUM’s “Market Surveillance 2.0: Beyond the Crisis” Spotlight, sponsored by Software AG (Apama), highlights the technologies and techniques that are powering efficient, customizable market surveillance platforms, allowing firms to stay ahead of evolving regulatory requirements.
2014 TOP STORIES: Why Barclays Lied: Thoughts from a Dark Pool Operator
Karianne Karianne, Tree Consulting31 Dec 2014
This commentary originally was published on July 7, 2014. As the former head of electronic trading product management and quantitative strategies at Deutsche Bank, responsible for the firm’s dark pool...
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Models and Measures, Part 2, by Hull and White
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A Tale of Two Spoofers – and the Good News for HFT
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European Dealing Commissions: Dealt the Final Blow, or a Reprieve?
Karianne Karianne, Tree Consulting,Karianne Karianne, Tree ConsultingFew issues in European equity trading have remained as controversial as dealing commissions in the past year. The industry has been in limbo waiting for guidance from ESMA on technical...
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