The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?

We study how market liquidity on Euronext has evolved with the rise of fast trading. We identify fast traders by directly measuring message traffic and the lifetime of orders for every individual market member on Euronext using their identification codes. We observe an overall improvement in terms o...

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Auteurs principaux: Desagre, Christophe, D’Hondt, Catherine, Petitjean, Mikael
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spelling cairn-FINA_PR_IFINAFinance https://shs.cairn.info/journal-finance-2022-3-page-119?lang=en https://doi.org/10.3917/fina.pr.i The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity? Desagre, ChristopheD’Hondt, CatherinePetitjean, Mikael2022 Euronextfast tadingliquiditymarket membersfre Finance | 43 | 3 | 2022-09-06 | p. 119-158 | 0752-6180 FINA_433100 We study how market liquidity on Euronext has evolved with the rise of fast trading. We identify fast traders by directly measuring message traffic and the lifetime of orders for every individual market member on Euronext using their identification codes. We observe an overall improvement in terms of liquidity between 2002 and 2006. However, the most exposed stocks to fast trading exhibit the weakest increase in liquidity and lose the liquidity advantage they had before the rise of fast trading.Cairn restricted access
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topic Euronext
fast tading
liquidity
market members
spellingShingle Euronext
fast tading
liquidity
market members
Desagre, Christophe
D’Hondt, Catherine
Petitjean, Mikael
The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?
topic_facet Euronext
fast tading
liquidity
market members
description We study how market liquidity on Euronext has evolved with the rise of fast trading. We identify fast traders by directly measuring message traffic and the lifetime of orders for every individual market member on Euronext using their identification codes. We observe an overall improvement in terms of liquidity between 2002 and 2006. However, the most exposed stocks to fast trading exhibit the weakest increase in liquidity and lose the liquidity advantage they had before the rise of fast trading.
author Desagre, Christophe
D’Hondt, Catherine
Petitjean, Mikael
author_facet Desagre, Christophe
D’Hondt, Catherine
Petitjean, Mikael
author_sort Desagre, Christophe
title The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?
title_short The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?
title_full The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?
title_fullStr The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?
title_full_unstemmed The rise of fast trading: Curse or blessing for liquidity?
title_sort rise of fast trading: curse or blessing for liquidity?
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