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Informed Traders As Liquidity Providers Evidence From The German Equity Market Hachmeister

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Informed Traders As Liquidity Providers Evidence From The German Equity Market Hachmeister
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Informed Traders As Liquidity Providers Evidence From The German Equity Market Hachmeister instant download after payment.

Publisher: duv
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.14 MB
Pages: 188
Author: Hachmeister, Alexandra
ISBN: 3835007556
Language: English
Year: 2007

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Informed Traders As Liquidity Providers Evidence From The German Equity Market Hachmeister by Hachmeister, Alexandra 3835007556 instant download after payment.

Most market places in today's exchange industry operate on fully electronic trading systems. The predominant form of trading systems is the open limit order book pooling all buy and sell limit orders in one single order book. The attractiveness of an order book is determined by its liquidity. Consequently, liquidity is the competitive factor for an exchange, However, it is not the exchange that provides the liquidity but the limit orders standing in the order book. The question is: Who are these traders that provide liquidity on a voluntary basis?

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