Academic Studies
The resources on this page are all peer-reviewed academic studies, which look at various aspects of high frequency trading, algorithmic trading or other related topics.
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Please note however that the purpose of this section is to provide links to academic resources, not commercial white papers. They can be found here.
Financial Markets Insights
- The secret to Nordic fintech success? A culture of curiosity and creativity (Sep 2016)
- What is the Future of Voice & Collaboration in Financial Services? (Jun 2016)
- Margin Compression in Interest Rate Derivatives: The Big Squeeze (May 2016)
- The Voice of the Future? Flexible Trading, Lower Cost, More Value (Apr 2016)
- New Initiatives in Compliance Technology (Mar 2016)
- The Financial Applications Hub: A High Performance App Store for Markets (Feb 2016)
- Digital transformation - when business & technology go hand in hand (Nov 2015)
- Emerging market trading hubs - Gateways to new venues, products and markets (Sep 2015)
- Are your mobile apps up to the test? (Jul 2015)
- Adventures in the Cloud: From Capex to Opex & Beyond (Jun 2015)
- Is FIX Moving to the Cloud? (Jun 2015)
- Making waves: breaking down barriers with ultrafast networks (May 2015)
- Cleared for launch: A new era for OTC derivatives (May 2015)
- The UI Technology Mess (Mar 2015)
- Risk and regulatory reporting: centralisation is not the answer (Feb 2015)
- Getting to Grips with Non-Functional Requirements (Feb 2015)
- Fixing fixed income: taking a leaf out of social media’s playbook (Dec 2014)
- The Four Pillars of Sales Productivity at Global Investment Banks (Sep 2014)
- Performance Considerations in FX Trading Platforms (Jun 2014)
- FPGA – Beyond Market Data (Jun 2014)
- Are Financial Markets Facing a Requirements Crisis? (Apr 2014)
- Addressing the Challenges of Post-G20 Interest Rate Hedging (Mar 2014)
- The Reactive Manifesto in Financial Markets – Trend or Fad? (Mar 2014)
- Market Data at the Speed of Light (Nov 2013)
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