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IT Infrastructure for High-Frequency Trading

Bob Carasik

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Algorithmic trading has becomes a huge proportion of the trades executed on securities exchanges around the world. Reduced transaction costs have faciliated a new generation of trading strategies which depend on computing and network speed. Algorithmic trading also poses a new set of risks and challenges regulators to keep up. This paper reviews the technology infrastructre supporting algorithmic and high-speed trading.

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Algorithmic trading has becomes a huge proportion of the trades executed on securities exchanges around the world. Reduced transaction costs have faciliated a new generation of trading strategies which depend on computing and network speed. Algorithmic trading also poses a new set of risks and challenges regulators to keep up. This paper reviews the technology infrastructre supporting algorithmic and high-speed trading.

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Algorithmic trading has becomes a huge proportion of the trades executed on securities exchanges around the world. Reduced transaction costs have faciliated a new generation of trading strategies which depend on computing and network speed. Algorithmic trading also poses a new set of risks and challenges regulators to keep up. This paper reviews the technology infrastructre supporting algorithmic and high-speed trading.

Key concepts: High-frequency trading, Dark liquidity, Algorithmic trading, Electronic trading, Alternative trading system, Trading strategy, Trading turret, Computer science

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