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Electronic Trading in Financial Markets
Electronic Trading in Financial Markets is a comprehensive study of the impact of technology on financial market systems. The course provides students with a basic foundation in market structure (what is ‘liquidity?’) before building to introduce electronic trading fundamentals (order books) and advanced electronic trading techniques (algorithmic trading). Delegates will study the history of technology in markets, the details of electronic trading protocols and the impact of innovation on market structure.
The Electronic Trading in Financial Markets - Online course is available now. Click the video down below for a sneak peak into the course.
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Module 1: Fundamentals of Market Structure
Module 2: Fundamentals of Electronic Trading
Module 3: Mechanics of an Order Book
Module 4: Advanced Electronic Trading
Module 5: Electronic Trading in Fixed Income
Module 6: Innovation Guidelines
Desk-Ready Skills Understand how financial markets functioned prior to the electronic trading era Identify the major events in electronic trading development Effectively describe the workflow of all major electronic trading protocols Be familiar with how electronic trading is used by market makers, retail traders and buy side institutions Understand the characteristics of financial instruments that are traded on electronic markets and those products that do not trade electronically Debate the current issues regarding electronic trading and the impact on financial stability
Traders, regulators, risk managers and financial journalists
Prerequisite knowledge:
Familiarity with capital markets and instruments
Some knowledge of financial market participants (market makers, brokers, asset managers, hedge funds, etc.)