New
York City, NY, USA (July 16, 2012) -- Building off of the
momentum of the leading conferences of 2011 on the subject of
algorithmic, quantitative and high-frequency trading, Golden
Networking brings once again a renovated edition of
High
Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012, this time in
three of the world’s most important financial centers: New York,
Chicago and London.
High
Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012, "How Traders, Brokers,
Exchanges and Dark Pools Navigate the Most Challenging Regulatory
Landscape", will provide attendees in New York, Chicago and
London with the most up-to-date review of where this ever-changing
industry stands and how new technology and regulatory developments
will impact it. Recognized experts, regulators, and strategists, will
return to High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012 to provide the
information practitioners are looking for in an open and unbiased
environment, highly conducive to the most efficient and effective
networking.
With
insightful keynote speeches and highly regarded panels, everybody
involved in high-frequency trading will gain inside knowledge about
the latest technologies that can drastically optimize HFT
infrastructures and take a first look at upcoming regulations that
could radically change the HFT firms’ business model. Topics that
will be discussed at High Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012
include the movement toward emerging markets, every time more attuned
to the use of bots, the regulatory environment, how new technologies
are changing the game, including FPGA applications, and a look at the
upcoming regulatory changes that will definitely impact how speed
traders capture alpha, organized in five different
panels:
Emerging
Markets: How will Emerging Markets from Brazil to China Affect the
Scope of High-frequency Trading? With emerging markets on the
rise, high frequency trading and algorithmic trading are shifting to
geographies in Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America. Which markets
hold the most promise? Which asset classes can be traded in
high-frequency in those markets? Are there restrictions to frequency
and speed in place in any of those promising lands? What is the
outlook for high-frequency trading among regulators in those markets?
Robotic
Markets: As High-frequency Trading Embraces Robotic Markets
Worldwide, how Participants will be Able to Find new Opportunities to
Sustain Alpha Creation? Algorithms are becoming more prevalent,
faster, smarter, more self-adaptive and geographically distributed
and embracing cross asset classes trading and geographies. How will
robotic market impact trading, and high-frequency trading in
particular? What will be the benefits quants can expect from this
evolution? Will there be any disadvantages?
Regulatory
Impact: With High-frequency Trading in the Spotlight, how new
Regulations will Change the Industry? With high-frequency trading
the subject of great controversy and debate, many regulations will be
bound to change. How will regulations impact the way traders are
capturing alpha? Would there be restrictions that can possibly harm
algorithmic trading? How the economic and political landscape might
impact the pace and severity of these changes?
Hot
FPGA: As Financial Firms Embrace More Applications, would FPGA Live
up to the Current Lofty Expectations? Trading outfits that are
latency sensitive are interested in FPGA (Field Programmable Gate
Array) for a number of reasons including the order-of-magnitude speed
improvement and more deterministic latency over software running on
general purpose CPUs. What are other unique advantages this
technology brings to high-frequency trading? What sets FPGAs apart
from other technologies? How fast implementation costs are changing?
The
Future of HTF: How High-frequency Trading will Evolve in
Ever-changing Technology and Regulatory Environments? There has
been a dramatic shift in how instruments are traded in the market.
With high frequency trading able to detect price discrepancies in
microseconds, aided by technology, regulators have grown increasingly
concerned about its impact in market structure and fairness. What is
the outlook for the markets when all participants engage in the arms
race of super smart algorithms? Where will institutional and retail
investors find opportunities? Conversely, could we imagine a world
without high-frequency trading?
High
Frequency Trading Leaders Forum 2012 is produced by Golden Networking
(http://www.goldennetworking.net),
the premier networking community for business executives,
entrepreneurs and investors. Panelists, speakers and sponsors are
invited to contact Golden Networking by sending an email to
info@goldennetworking.net.
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Relations Coordinator
Golden
Networking
516-761-4712
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