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Navigating toxicity

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By John Bakie Verified
| The TRADE Verified
Last year a series of events brought the issue of execution quality into focus. Toxicity – the term used to assess how bad a trading venue is for executing orders at an optimal price or returning high numbers of bad fills – is a major factor. The release of Flash Boys (one of the mostly hotly discussed issues at last year’s TradeTech) brought issues around the presence of high frequency trading (HFT) in venues to the attention of end investors and the wider public.
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Trading Technologies buys AI start-up

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By John Bakie Verified
| The TRADE Verified
Trading Technologies has acquired artificial intelligence (AI) and market surveillance specialist Neurensic. The deal will enable Trading Technologies to integrate its execution platform with AI-led compliance and surveillance systems. Neurensic was founded in 2015 and has developed AI that can identify complex patterns on trading behaviour on a large scale across multiple markets in near real-time.
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Deutsche Boerse faces fines as prosecutor considers dropping CEO investigation

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By John Bakie Verified
| The TRADE Verified
A probe into Deutsche Boerse’s CEO purchase of shares could be dropped if the exchange operator agrees to pay fines of up to €10 million. Earlier this year, Frankfurt’s public prosecutor announced it was investigating Carsten Kengeter for purchasing 60,000 Deutsche Boerse shares just months before it announced plans to merge with the London Stock Exchange Group. While the deal fell apart due to demands from competition regulators, it did not lift the shadow of the investigation from Kengeter.
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