The paper, published in 2012, was titled «The Future of
Computer Trading in Financial Markets: An International Perspective» and was produced by the UK's Office for Science with funding from the Treasury.
Not exact matches
Many ETF industry sources have told IndexUniverse.com that high - speed
computer - driven
trading has cut profit margins for
market makers, and therefore seriously curtailed their incentives for taking on the
financial risks associated with providing
trading liquidity
in particular securities.
Surely the end of the cold war, the globalization of
trade and capital
markets, the rise of personal
computers and the Internet, and a host of other factors help explain the success of the
financial industry during its run
in the 1990s and
in the early years of the twenty - first century.