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November 19, 2009
Optimizing IT & Data Center Infrastructure to Support Faster Trading: The Quest for Increasingly Lower Latency
- Bank of America Merrill Lynch Launches Brazilian Algos Bank of America Merrill Lynch has launched its algorithmic trading platform in Brazil.
- High-Frequency Trading Firms Seeking Tech Talent
- Nomura Releases First U.S. Equity Algos
- Panelists Sound Off On High Frequency Trading at Thomson Reuters Event
- BofA Merrill Lynch Builds Out Electronic Sales Trading Group
- RealTick Adds Goldman Sachs Connection
- TABB Group Pulls Back the High-Frequency Trading Curtain
- High-Frequency Shops Poach Talent From Exchanges and Bulge-Bracket Firms
- StreamBase Releases Order Execution Strategies for HFT
Opinions
- What Can Batman Teach the Buy-Side Trader?
Buy siders need to utilize new algorithmic trading tools to contend with ongoing pressures, but there are a few roadblocks to clear first.
Research
- Algorithmic Trading in FX: How Far Can It Go?
- Aite Group Looks at CEP Impact in Capital Markets
- What Can Batman Teach the Buy-Side Trader?
Buy siders need to utilize new algorithmic trading tools to contend with ongoing pressures, but there are a few roadblocks to clear first.
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