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trade-off between trading fast on a signal (i.e., before processing it), at the risk of trading on a false positive, or … trading after processing the signal, at the risk that prices already reflect their information. The number of speculators who … choose to trade fast increases with news reliability and decreases with the cost of fast trading technologies. The authors …
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the formation of art prices, and acknowledge that each artwork gives rise to a market for trading in its private …
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High frequency arbitrage opportunities arise when the price of one asset follows, with a lag, changes in the value of another related asset due to information arrival. These opportunities are toxic because they expose liquidity suppliers to the risk of being picked off by arbitrageurs. Hence,...
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Although modest in terms of sales, compared to most other sectors, luxury does get a high share of investors', financial analysts’ and media attention. Why would this sector receive a share of attention much bigger than its actual weight? Is it because of its glamourous image, or the...
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High-speed market connections and information processing improve …nancial institutions'ability to seize trading … generates adverse selection. We fi…rst analyze trading equilibria for a given level of investment in fast-trading technology and … can arise, where institutions invest in fast-trading technologies just to keep up with the others. When some traders …
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By focusing on the highly innovative retail market for structured products, we investigate the drivers of financial complexity. We perform a lexicographic analysis of the term sheets of 55,000 retail structured products issued in Europe since 2002. We observe that financial complexity has been...
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In this paper, we use the investment fraud of Bernard Madoff to inquire into the production of trust in the context of financial markets. Drawing upon empirical data related to U.S. individual investors (interviews and letters) as well as documentary material, we investigate the mechanisms...
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Investment Services Directive and the development of institutional trading have prompted European Stock Exchanges to modify their … trading systems since 1994. We show that these exchanges have converged to a similar market organization. In this organization …, trading takes place in an order-driven market but trading rules can vary according to the type of securities. We also describe …
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information on the payoff of a risky security or information on the volume of liquidity trading in this security. We interpret … expected trading costs. Information sharing can improve or impair the depth of the market, depending on the values of the …-based trading systems. …
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limit order traders have asymmetric information on the cost of limit order trading (which is determined by the exposure to … informed trading). A thin limit order book signals to uninformed bidders that the profitability of limit orders is small. This …
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