Iosco warns on high-frequency trading

Pressure builds on HFT firms as influential report argues that the increasingly-dominant form of trading could impact short-term price-setting

The debate over whether high-frequency trading is damaging to the securities markets has intensified, with an important regulatory body warning that the increasingly-dominant form of trading could impact short-term price-setting on global securities exchanges.

The International Organisation of Securities Commissions, which functions as a forum for global regulators, establishing uniform policy recommendations on securities market issues, today published a long-awaited report on HFT and other high-tech trading practices.

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