- Will the surge in retail trading last beyond when the ranks of new day traders start losing money?
- Why both market participants and regulators should be concerned about record levels of dark, off-exchange market share
- How Apple’s and Tesla’s pending stock splits might affect volume and, more importantly, market quality
- Why an expected move back to long-term zero-rate policy might spell trouble for US equity volume
- Bidders begin to circle Borsa Italiana, which LSE Group may sacrifice to EU antitrust authorities to save its proposed Refinitiv acquisition
- CME launches an indirect attack on Cboe’s volatility derivatives franchise
- Six years after US market-structure critics launched a crusade against complexity, it’s more abundant than ever, with a controversial new order-type winning approval and several exchanges set to launch
- Despite recent court setbacks, the SEC continues to try to limit exchanges’ power to raise market-data fees
- NYSE’s plan to let companies raise capital in direct listings gets the green light from regulators