Japan’s evolving markets: The dawn of a new era?
Steve Grob, director of group strategy, Fidessa, feels that proposed exchange mergers and the emergence of PTSs will form the future of Japan’s trading infrastructure. May 30, 2012 | Steve GrobThe tripartite forces of liquidity fragmentation, exchange consolidation and high-frequency trading (HFT) are affecting financial markets participants across the globe. These phenomena are being played out uniquely across different regions, and Asia is no different. However, the region’s diversity means these trends are developing on a more granular level than in other parts of the world. At the heart of this lies the interaction between regulation and technology: regulators are attempting to create safer, fairer and more transparent markets, while market participants are employing technology to trade faster and create more connected trading paradigms. In Japan, it is clear the interaction between these three forces is shaping the future of its trading infrastructure and defining its position on the global trading stage. Steve Grob, director of group strategy at Fidessa, takes a look at what’s happening there. Please login to read the complete article. If you already have an account, you can login now or subscribe/register.
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