Description
In many markets, algorithmic trading has become the dominant form of price quoting and transacting. No human intervention takes place in the decision-making process, and neither with order submission and execution. In this book it is set out what algorithmic trading concerns, what the consequences for the markets are, and what systems and controls need to be applied. Attention is also given to various forms of misconduct that could result from algorithmic trading and how this is fought with regulations and governance structures.