High-speed traders face slowing effects of regulatory hurdles

In the small print of a European Commission working document are four radical ideas to moderate the effects of high-speed trading on markets

Buried halfway through a 240-page European Commission working document are proposals that would mean, if implemented, a major shake-up for high-frequency trading in Europe.

Regulators globally have been eyeing HFT firms and the impact on market stability of their superfast, computer-driven trading. So far most of the ideas aim to ensure HFT firms are licensed and check their computers carefully before connecting them to markets.

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