High Frequency Trading
Good Knight HFT
Submitted by Jason Chang on Mon, 08/13/2012 - 10:18pm- A Guide for the Perplexed
- A Guide for the Perplexed
- EF Schumacher
- EF Schumacher
- Finance Reform
- Finance Reform
- Financial Markets
- Financial Markets
- Financial Transactions Tax
- Financial Transactions Tax
- High Frequency Trading
- High Frequency Trading
- IPO
- IPO
- Knight Capital
- Knight Capital
- Proprietary Trading
- Proprietary Trading
- Resilience
- Resilience
- Secondary Trading
- Secondary Trading
- Wall Street
- Wall Street
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John Fullerton Taming the Casino
Submitted by John Fullerton on Sun, 10/02/2011 - 4:45pm
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John Fullerton Bloomberg View has joined its Wall Street customers in coming out against the Financial Transactions Tax proposed by Germany and France, and recommended by the European Union, declaring it politically unfeasible while undermining economic growth.
Presuming for a moment that the politically unfeasible can become reality when good ideas are pursued in a real democracy, it is important to clarify the sound purpose and likely impact of a Europe-wide or, ideally, universal Financial Transactions Tax.
Financial System as a Global Commons
Submitted by John Fullerton on Sun, 09/19/2010 - 10:24pm
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John Fullerton Last week, Capital Institute co-convened with futurist Hazel Henderson at Ethical Markets Media (USA and Brazil), her company's facility in Florida, the new Committee on Transforming Finance (CTF). The CTF is a group of seasoned capital markets practitioners, scholars, and financial writers who share a belief that the policy responses to the financial crisis were more tinkering than transformative, our objective was to construct a statement on the need to transform the financial system to one that serves the economy rather than acts as its master, and to one that serves an economy that is just, and respects the imperative of ecological function.
The statement calls for finance to be recognized as a global commons.
