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While the quality of U.S. equity markets is already very high, the time is ripe to consider changes that could raise it even higher. As active traders in a variety of markets, FIA PTG brings an important perspective to the current market structure debate. We are students of market structure and we have a long track record of working with exchanges and regulators to improve market quality.
Our work on equity market structure fits into a broader framework of principles: we support fair and open access, reduced regulatory incentives for excess fragmentation, less complexity, and greater use of data in market oversight and public policy.
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Washington, D.C.—Jan. 28, 2015—The FIA Principal Traders Group today released a position paper offering new recommendations on how to simplify the U.S. equity markets. The paper calls for a...
Over the last 18 months, a number of major Chinese banks and securities firms have beefed up their presence in futures markets outside China.
A t least five firms based in mainland China...
The following statement can be attributed to the Futures Industry Association Principal Traders Group (FIA PTG) regarding the SEC roundtable:
"Market competition was the goal of regulatory...
The FIA Principal Traders Group today released a position paper detailing targeted improvements to equity market structure . The paper is structured along the framework laid out by Securities and...
The FIA Principal Traders Group today issued the following statement in response to the issuance of several proposed rules by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority....
Tocom Builds High-Speed Link to Chicago
The Tokyo Commodity Exchange is working to draw in more trading fi rms from North America. The Japanese exchange has partnered with KVH, a telecoms...
Market operators are moving into the business of producing indices and other pricing benchmarks as a way to diversify their revenue sources and gain control over a strategic asset.
On June...
Every day the Commodity Futures Trading Commission monitors some 300 million data records covering a range of market information such as time and sales transactions, futures and swaps positions,...
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