Algorithmic trading ispurchasing or selling stocks and other investment assets via an automated electronic order. In other words, software can be programmed with instructions to buy or sell an asset.

In the fast-paced world of financial markets, algo trading platforms have become a popular, efficient and effective way to trade. But what are algo trading platforms, and what risks do they entail?

ITG and AQR Capital veteran, Hitesh Mittal, looks to reduce transaction costs of ‘stale’ broker algorithms with new algo trading and TCA platform. Industry veteran and former global head of trading at ...

Refers to computerized trading using proprietary algorithms. There are two types algo trading. Algo execution trading is when an order (often a large order) is executed via an algo trade. The algo ...

80% of the daily moves in U.S. stocks are machine-led. Machines are causing sharp drops and rallies based on immediate data releases. Over the last few years, the impact from algo trading has become ...

Results from The TRADE’s 2020 Algorithmic Trading Survey reveal that hedge funds are increasingly using algos to reduce market impact, as the buy-side continues to focus on trade performance and price ...

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has issued guidelines for retail participation in algo trading after a nudge from the market regulator. Nesil Staney explains how these will ensure better oversight ...

Sebi has introduced a framework to allow retail investors to participate in algo trading safely. Mint explains what the regulations mean for retail investors and what steps are being taken to prevent ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has unveiled a revised regulatory framework aimed at promoting safer participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading. The new guidelines, ...

These days, many aspects of everyone’s lives are being overtaken by algorithms — from online searches to social media accounts and even investments. You may hear terms thrown around — for example, ...