算法交易和市场质量

J. Broussard, Andrei Nikiforov, S. Osmekhin
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来自纳斯达克OMX北欧的独特数据集允许对交易者类型的活动进行深入分析,并提供交易生态系统中所扮演角色的证据。我们特别研究了算法交易者在不同条件下相对于其他市场参与者的活动对市场质量的影响。我们发现,相对于其他交易者,算法交易者有助于降低点差,特别是在高度波动的市场,并提供更多的股票在NBBO交易。我们还确定了算法交易者的流动性规定和订单取消模式的主要决定因素。
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Algorithmic Trading and Market Quality
A unique data set from NASDAQ OMX Nordic allows a deep analysis of trader types’ activity and provides evidence on the roles played in the trading ecosystem. We specifically investigate the impact of algorithmic traders on market quality relative to the activities of other market participants under various conditions. We find that relative to other traders, algorithmic traders contribute to lower spreads, especially during highly volatile markets, and provide more shares traded at the NBBO. We also identify the main determinants of algorithmic traders’ liquidity provisions and order cancellation patterns.
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