The SEC's assault on electronic trading

Article Abstract:

The Securities and Exchange Commission is tasked with new regulatory challenges with the emergence of electronic stock exchanges. However, the SEC's proposed rules on electronic markets would place new burdens on the entrepreneurs who have developed successful electronic trading systems. The SEC's regulations are considered antiquated and would only stifle the development of innovative trade practices.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Stock Information Systems, Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission, Online securities trading, Program trading (Securities)

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A trading primer

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The different types of trading in stocks, such as electronically, over-the-counter and floor trading are described along with an explanation of floor and electronic trading in futures and options.

Study and teaching

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Electronic exchanges are inevitable and beneficial

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the introduction of technology into the financial markets and its effect on regulation are discussed.

Management, Usage, Technology application, Financial markets, Technology, Industry regulations, Government regulation of business, Trade regulation

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