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Report investigating whether certain transaction costs are increasing as a result of high frequency trading.
Report looking at the link between high frequency trading and end of day manipulation.
Report examining the potential for market abuse in high frequency trading.
Report looking at the impact of high frequency trading on market integrity.
Report looking at the effect of algorithmic trading on firms’ equity capital.
Report looking at possible lessons from the nuclear industry.
Report looking at systemic risk arising from computer based trading and connections to the empirical literature on risk.
Report looking at the impact of high frequency trading on market efficiency and integrity.
Report on the instabilities and risks arising from high speed trading.
Report studying the dynamics of mixed human-algorithmic markets.
Report of a series of workshops on the future of computer trading.
Report looking at the role of trust and reputation in the financial services sector.
Four scenarios for the future of computer trading.
Report on the drivers of equity market structure.
Report of a workshop on the future of computer trading.
Report providing an insider's view of computer-based trading.
Report reviewing standards in computer-based trading.
Foresight report exploring how computer generated trading in financial markets will change between now and 2022.
Summarises science, engineering and technology indicators prepared in collaboration with the Office for National Statistics.
This document seeks tenders for the production of draft appendix (guidance) for meeting specific requirements of ISO/EC17025 and the codes pertaining to the analysis and comparison of fingerprints.
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