Geautomatiseerde handel in Europa onder MiFID II
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‘In the age of rapidly evolving computer technology, the trading of securities and commodities, which traditionally has occurred on exchanges and commodity markets, is now also done on electronic systems. The degree of automation varies from system to system. The speed and degree of automation is largely dependent on historical factors, such as the existence of a highly successful stock exchange and a highly organized securities industry. Automation is also dependent on the regulatory environment’ and on cultural differences.’
Aldus Jan de Bel in 1993.1‘The use of trading technology has evolved significantly in the past decade and is now extensively used by market participants. Many market participants now make use of algorithmic trading where a computer algorithm automatically determines aspects of an order with minimal or no human intervention. Risks arising from algorithmic trading should be regulated.’Aldus het Europees Parlement en de Raad van de Europes...
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