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- Title
SECURITIES FRAUD EMBEDDED IN THE MARKET STRUCTURE CRISIS: HIGH-FREQUENCY TRADERS AS PRIMARY VIOLATORS.
- Authors
DOLGOPOLOV, STANISLAV
- Abstract
This Article analyzes approaches to attaching liability for securities fraud to high-frequency traders as primary violators in connection with the current market structure crisis. One of the manifestations of this crisis pertains to inadequate disclosure of advanced functionalities offered by trading venues, as exemplified by the order type controversy. The Article's analysis is applied to secret arrangements between trading venues and preferred traders, glitches and gaming, and the reach of the doctrine of market manipulation, and several relevant issues are also viewed from the standpoint of the integrity of the trading process. The Article concludes by arguing for a balanced approach to catching certain problematic practices of high-frequency traders as securities fraud.
- Subjects
SECURITIES fraud; SECURITIES trading; MARKET design &; structure (Economics); MARKET manipulation; FINANCIAL markets
- Publication
William & Mary Business Law Review, 2018, Vol 9, Issue 3, p551
- ISSN
2159-7146
- Publication type
Article