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Edgar Perez, Author of Knightmare on Wall Street, to Lead The Speed Traders Workshop 2014 Singapore
Edgar Perez, Author of Knightmare on Wall Street, to Lead The Speed
Traders Workshop 2014 Singapore
Edgar Perez, former McKinsey and IBM consultant, is a global expert, author of The
Speed Traders, Knightmare on Wall Street, and the course director of The Speed
Traders Workshop 2014 Singapore, "How Banks, Hedge and Mutual Funds and
Brokers Battle Markets 'RIGGED' by Wall Street's 'Flash Boys', High-frequency
Trading, Exchanges and Dark Pools".
New York, NY, USA (August 2, 2014) -- The Speed
Traders Workshop 2014 Singapore, "How Banks,
Hedge and Mutual Funds and Brokers Battle Markets
'RIGGED' by Wall Street's 'Flash Boys', Highfrequency Trading, Exchanges and Dark Pools"
(http://www.thespeedtradersworkshop.com), is the first and most comprehensive initiation to the world of high-frequency trading with Edgar Perez, author of
Knightmare on Wall Street
(http://www.knightmareonwallstreet.com), and will open the door to the secretive world of computerized low-latency trading, the most controversial form of investing today; in the name of protecting the algorithms they have spent so much time perfecting, speed traders almost never talk to the press and try to disclose as little as possible about how they operate.
The Speed Traders Workshop 2014 Singapore covers the latest research currently available and reveals how high-frequency trading players are operating in global markets and driving the development of electronic trading at breakneck speeds from the U.S. and Europe to Japan, India, and Brazil.
The "flash crash", the suspended BATS IPO, the botched Facebook IPO, Knight Capital's trading malfunction and NASDAQ's Flash Freeze are just a few of the milestones in the history of high-frequency trading that will be dissected with participants.
Edgar Perez is widely regarded as the preeminent global expert and speaker in the specialized areas of algorithmic and high-frequency trading. He is author of Knightmare on
Wall Street, The Rise and
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