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The Growth of Alternate Trading SystemsPublished by: IDC Published: Mar. 5, 2007 - 21 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Financial Insights Opinion In This Report Situation Overview ATSs and ECNs: What Are They? Figure: Changing Dynamics of the Sell-Side/Buy-Side Relationship Figure: Type of Algorithm Used by Firm, 2005 and 2006 The Importance of OMS Integration Figure: OMS Providers Used by Sample of Buy-Side Firms, Including Hedge Funds, 2006 Figure: OMS Providers Used by Sample of Buy-Side Firms, Including Hedge Funds, 2005 Does the Deployment of Technology Naturally Lead to Market Fragmentation? Figure: Major Exchange Consolidation in the United States and Europe, 2000?Present Figure: Market Structure and Dark Pools Measuring the Impact of Increased Competition on Commissions Figure: Commission Rate Paid per Algorithmic Trade by Buy-Side Firms, 2005 and 2006 The Impact of Regulations Figure: Use of Algorithms by Firm to Access Dark Liquidity The Trading Value Chain and the Demand for Information Services Table: Information Flows Figure: End-to-End Trading Process and Impact of Data Management Future Outlook Essential Guidance Actions for Financial Institutions The Once and Future Trader Actions for Vendors Implications for Buy-Side Firms Implications for Sell-Side Firms Implications for OMS Providers Implications for Data Warehouse Providers Cautionary Note Learn More Related Research Synopsis AbstractThis document is about The Growth of Alternate Trading SystemsGet Full Details About This Report >> |
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