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High frequency firms see India profits surge despite regulatory curbsHigh-frequency trading firms have posted robust profit growth in India despite regulatory curbs, highlighting their ability to navigate the...- Hiring momentum builds ahead of IIT placementsTop Indian Institutes of Technology anticipate increased hiring for the Class of 2026. Despite global economic concerns, recruiter registra...
- IIT placement: Early signs of stronger recruiter appetite this yearDespite global economic uncertainties, India's top IITs anticipate a robust placement season for the Class of 2026. Early indicators reveal...
- Radhakishan Damani, Ramesh Damani, Madhu Kela, Zerodha, Groww line up to invest crores in NCDEXNCDEX raised Rs 770 crore from star investors like Radhakishan Damani, Madhusudhan Kela, Sunil Singhania, Groww, and Zerodha after Sebi’s n...
- Jane Street vs Sebi case places Rs 6 lakh crore multibagger corner of Dalal Street on edgeSebi’s action against Jane Street has shaken India’s Rs 6.2 lakh crore capital market infra. While the immediate impact seems limited, conc...
- Sebi opens algorithmic trading to retail investors: Opportunities, risks, and the future of HFT in IndiaSebi will soon allow retail investors to use algorithmic trading. Previously, only institutional investors could use it. This change aims t...
- Jane Street strengthens D-St presence with Rs 4.3 crore job offer to IIT Madras student. All you need to knowLocal popularity of the high-frequency trading (HFT) firm soared further after the New York-based entity, which trades multiple asset class...
- Placement season starts with burst of big-ticket offers at old IITsAs final placements for 2024-25 start at old IITs, top compensation offers of over Rs 1 crore come from firms like Optiver, Da Vinci, and Q...
- Students tense as old IITs start final placementsThe Class of 2024 at the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) is anticipating a challenging placement season as the older IITs commence f...
- Class of 2024 at IITs sees silver lining in speed-trading firmsFirms including Quantbox Research, NK Securities Research, Da Vinci and Graviton Research Capital, which operate in the high-stakes world o...
- Retail investor trading set to be driven by algos with democratisation of tech: uTrade Solutions“Majority of retail investors trading will also be driven by algos as the institutional grade algo technology gets democratised for retail ...
- Tough times for scalpers, arbitrageurs & HFT firms as STT hike in F&O will hurt volumesHow will this change in taxation impact the derivatives market and who will be affected the most?
- What is Big Market Data and Roll of Trading API Solutions all about?Trading APIs come in handy here as they remove the emotions out of trading thus removing the emotional bias.Other popular trading setups wo...
- Computer Science students bag crore-plus packages at IITsET caught up with five such students across IIT Madras and Guwahati: Malkareddy Sai Aryan Reddy, Vineet Kumar Dhandharia, Kaustubh Miglani,...
- Up close & local: Wall Street’s algo big shots bet on IndiaHigh-frequency traders thrive in active markets with a wide set of participants and narrow bid-ask spreads. Typically, brokerages employ to...
- New technologies shifting paradigm for stock markets & their participantsHigh-frequency trading will move beyond equity markets to other asset classes.
- Chinese markets under pressure as $1.7 trillion in shadow funds unwindBanks are now pulling back in response to a series of regulatory guidelines over the past three weeks that put a spotlight on the risks.
- Sebi plans rules to slow down high-speed tradingThe capital markets regulator is also examining a proposal to prevent traders from canceling an algorithmic order until it is confirmed by ...
- Robots take over Tokyo Stock ExchangeInside, thousands of computer servers belonging to high-frequency traders, brokers and the Tokyo exchange are stowed in refrigerator-size c...
- Searching for a speed limit in high-frequency tradingTicker tape- it's an enduring image of Wall Street. The paper is gone but the digital tape runs on, across computer and television screens.
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