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"Practical Implementation of High-Frequency Trading Strategies", New York, March 3 & 4, Sydney, March 14 & 15, Singapore, March 16 & 17 and Mumbai, April 7 & 8. This workshop will provide attendees a thorough understanding and practical knowledge of high-frequency trading for executives and professionals working in finance and investments, from Financial Institutions, Investment Banks, Hedge Funds, Pension Funds, Broker Dealers, Consultancy Groups, Prime Brokers, Solution Providers, Exchanges, ATSs, ECNs and MTFs.
As reported by Jacob Bunge, the New Jersey-based company on Friday told customers that its practice of holding split-second auctions to trade on unfilled stock orders would cease at the close of business Monday, after the Securities and Exchange Commission this past week decided to take a second look at the practice.
The practice of exchanges "flashing" orders involves giving market participants a moment to act on unfilled trades before they are electronically routed on to another exchange to be filled. The strategy ignited controversy in the summer of 2009 when politicians and lawmakers, as well as rival exchanges, raised concerns that some traders were gaining an unfair information advantage over others.
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. and BATS Global Markets quickly dropped their own versions. Big Board parent NYSE Euronext never offered the function. Direct Edge was the holdout, maintaining that the practice helped investors get better prices on their trades. The company, which achieved exchange status a year ago, has said that such trading accounts for a minimal amount of overall business.
High-Frequency Trading Experts Workshop 2011 is produced by Golden Networking (goldennetworking.net), the premier networking community for business executives, entrepreneurs, investors and diplomats, founded by former McKinsey consultant and Columbia Business School MBA Edgar Perez. Upcoming Golden Networking's Forums and Business Receptions include:
• High-Frequency Trading Experts Workshop 2011 New York, "Practical Implementation of High-Frequency Trading Strategies", March 3 & 4, New York
• High-Frequency Trading Happy Hour, March 8th, New York City
• High-Frequency Trading Experts Workshop 2011 Sydney, "Practical Implementation of High-Frequency Trading Strategies", March 14 & 15, Sydney
• High-Frequency Trading Experts Workshop 2011 Singapore, "Practical Implementation of High-Frequency Trading Strategies", March 16 & 17, Singapore
• Advanced Market Timing Experts Workshop 2011 Singapore, "Master Market Timing with the Leading Technical Analyst", March 21 & 22, Singapore
• Advanced Market Timing Experts Workshop 2011 Hong Kong, "Master Market Timing with the Leading Technical Analyst", March 24 & 25, Hong Kong
• Offshore Yuan Trading Experts Workshop 2011 Hong Kong, "The Emergence of the Yuan in the Global Foreign-Exchange Markets", March 28 & 29, Hong Kong
• Modern Derivatives Trading Experts Workshop 2011 Hong Kong, "Trading and Hedging with Interest Rate and Currency Derivatives", March 31 & April 1, Hong Kong
• High-Frequency Trading Experts Workshop 2011 Mumbai, "Practical Implementation of High-Frequency Trading Strategies", April 7 & 8, Mumbai
• High-Frequency Trading Happy Hour, April 12th, New York City
• High-Frequency Trading Happy Hour, May 10th, New York City
• High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2011 New York, "How Speed Traders Leverage Cutting-Edge Strategies in the Post-Flash Crash World", May 16, 17 & 18, New York City
Panelists, speakers and sponsors are invited to contact Golden Networking by sending an email to info[.]goldennetworking.net. Golden Networking has been frequently featured in the press, including recent articles in The Wall Street Journal, "Happy Hour for High-Frequency Trading", The New York Times, "Golden Networking Helps Job Seekers Make Overseas Connections", Los Angeles Times, "Speed-addicted traders dominate today's stock market", Reuters, "Revamp looms as trading experts huddle at SEC" and Columbia Business School's Hermes Alumni Magazine, "10 Under 10".
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