Despite global economic uncertainties, India's top IITs anticipate a robust placement season for the Class of 2026. Early indicators reveal...

Kotak MF’s Nilesh Shah warned that India's capital markets are exposed to HFT manipulation due to regulatory gaps. Comparing India to China...

Sebi will soon allow retail investors to use algorithmic trading. Previously, only institutional investors could use it. This change aims t...

Local popularity of the high-frequency trading (HFT) firm soared further after the New York-based entity, which trades multiple asset class...

Firms including Quantbox Research, NK Securities Research, Da Vinci and Graviton Research Capital, which operate in the high-stakes world o...

The Reserve Bank of India has introduced revised guidelines for banks to categorize their investments in alignment with global standards. T...

How will this change in taxation impact the derivatives market and who will be affected the most?

ET caught up with five such students across IIT Madras and Guwahati: Malkareddy Sai Aryan Reddy, Vineet Kumar Dhandharia, Kaustubh Miglani,...

High-frequency traders thrive in active markets with a wide set of participants and narrow bid-ask spreads. Typically, brokerages employ to...

High-frequency trading will move beyond equity markets to other asset classes.

The central bank has allowed banks to spread their mark-to-market losses in different categories.

Algorithmic trading refers to use of programmes and computers to execute large orders in markets electronically.

According to reports, NSE will work with the market regulator on early resolution of HFT probe.

Sebi released a discussion paper to tighten regulations on algo trading to ensure fair play and has sought public comments. ET explains its...

Going by estimates of uTrade Solutions, HFT turnover as a percentage of overall turnover in the equity segment has risen from 25 per cent i...

Ticker tape- it's an enduring image of Wall Street. The paper is gone but the digital tape runs on, across computer and television screens.

Bankers have urged the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to have a relook at the loan waiver scheme and look at alternate ways to curtail inflati...