Electronic trading

New systems will speed trading

Regulators need to look at market behaviours that cause problems for market participants as opposed to simply saying high-speed trading is bad.

By Philip Porado |October 30, 2012

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IIROC solicits comment on third-party electronic access

IIROC has issued for comment proposed amendments to the trading rules relating to third-party electronic access to marketplaces and complementary draft guidance. Today’s proposed rule changes build on electronic trading provisions proposed by IIROC in June 2012 by providing a framework to govern three distinct types of third-party electronic access: These proposals introduce specific requirements […]

By Staff |October 26, 2012

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Can investors keep up with electronic markets?

The speed and complexity of electronic markets has continued to change at a rapid pace, with The New York Times reporting trade times are now measured in millionths of a second. Despite the benefits of cheaper and speedier trading, though, recent studies suggest there may be some major drawbacks for investors. Read: The limits of […]

August 14, 2012

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IIROC proposes electronic trading rules

To address risks stemming from electronic trading, IIROC today issued a package of proposed rule changes to align market trading rules with the implementation of the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) N1 23-103 Electronic Trading.

By Staff |June 28, 2012

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