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Thomson Reuters - 2010 QED Forum Invite - Hong Kong


EXPLOITING THE LATEST OPPORTUNITIES IN HIGH FREQUENCY TRADING: EQUITIES, FX, FIXED INCOME, FUTURES AND OPTIONS

PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN INFORMATIVE PANEL DISCUSSION AND COCKTAILS

The exponential growth of high frequency trading and capital inflows into quantitative strategies has transformed the market landscape creating both new opportunities and challenges. The need for differentiated content sets, direct exchange feeds and technology to feed alpha generating models has become an imperative. All of these factors combined with the recent economic turmoil have caused firms to reexamine their quant trading strategies.

Within the quant community, high frequency trading (HFT) allows firms of all sizes to be competitive in high-stakes trading opportunities. As HFT gains momentum in new financial centers globally, it is becoming more mature in the US equities market and expanding to other asset classes. And at all stages of HFT adoption, there are challenges to be faced by the trader, including intraday arbitrage, slippage and differentiated technology.

This forum addresses the most current issues in HFT, including:

  • HFT: Past, present and future
  • Opportunities in multi-market cross-asset trading
  • Understanding and managing transaction costs
  • Insourcing vs. outsourcing: How best to spend your time and money
  • Regulatory changes and their impact on HFT strategies

PANELISTS:

  •  Rich Brown, Global Business Manager, Machine Readable News, Thomson Reuters (Moderator)
  • Hani Shalabi, Head of AES Sales, Asia, Credit Suisse
  • John Honeyman, Vice President & Executive Director, Senior ECS Sales, Asian Equities, J P Morgan
  • Weng Cheah, Director & Regional Head of Electronic Sales & Trading, NewEdge
  • Tobias Hekster, Director, RVT

 

A QUANTITATIVE AND EVENT DRIVEN TRADING FORUM

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DATE:
Thursday, June 3, 2010

TIME:
5:30pm – 8:30pm

VENUE:
Thomson Reuters
42nd Floor
Gloucester Tower
The Landmark
Hong Kong

AGENDA:
5:30pm Registration
6:00pm Panel Discussion
7:15pm Drinks Reception
8:30pm Conclusion