SIFMA: comparing corona crisis market functioning to the 2010 flash crash

May 21, 2020

circuit breakers, coronavirus, Flash Crash, SIFMA, volatility indicators

What was different this time around with the Covid-19 related market turmoil? The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association looked at a roughly 30-day time period around each event: flash…

Reuters: FX flash crashes put regulators on alert

June 4, 2019

Anna Reitman

News and Notes – Fintech

Central Banks, Flash Crash, FX

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The increasing frequency of flash crashes in the $5.1 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market has regulators scrambling for answers. Bankers and policymakers agree that an industry-wide switch to machine-trading in FX markets…

Bank of England’s Chris Salmon says flash crashes will continue

January 25, 2017

Josh Galper

News and Notes

Bank of England, Flash Crash

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Market Functioning Speech given by Chris Salmon, Executive Director, Markets, Bank of England January 24, 2017 Like many flash events, the sterling moves [of October 7, 2016] seemed to have…

BIS: The sterling ‘flash event’ of 7 October 2016

January 16, 2017

Josh Galper

News and Notes

BIS, Flash Crash, Sterling

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This report investigates the events surrounding the so-called flash event in sterling during early Asian trading hours on October 7. Drawing on granular high-frequency data, it includes a forensic study…

Thursday news roundup: The Fed on liquidity (AGAIN); CCP stress tests (Premium)

November 17, 2016

Josh Galper

Basel III, CCP, cover 2, cover all, Federal Reserve, Regulatory

CCP, CFTC, Cover 2, Federal Reserve, Flash Crash, Liquidity, stress tests, topstory

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We are big fans of Federal Reserve Vice-Chairman Stanley Fischer, but we just can’t understand why he and others keep saying there is no problem with market liquidity in the…

The NY Fed’s Liberty Street Economics blog: is there evidence of UST liquidity in decline?

August 31, 2015

Jonathan Cooper

Federal Reserve, Liquidity Management, Market infrastructure, Regulatory

Federal Reserve Governor Powell, Flash Crash, Liberty Street Economics, Michael Lewis, taper tantrum, topstory, US Treasury markets

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Earlier this month there was a series of five articles on market liquidity in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Liberty Economics Street Blog. So much has been written…

Why has liquidity decreased in the markets? Daniel Tarullo says he isn’t sure.

June 30, 2015

Josh Galper

Federal Reserve, Fixed Income, Investments, Liquidity Management, Regulatory, Repo

Council on Foreign Relations, Federal Reserve, Flash Crash, Liquidity, Tarullo, topstory

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An interview last Thursday with Federal Reserve Board Governor Daniel Tarullo, discussing possible reasons for the October 15, 2014 Flash Crash in US Treasuries, shows regulatory uncertainty for why, at…

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SIFMA: comparing corona crisis market functioning to the 2010 flash crash

Reuters: FX flash crashes put regulators on alert

Bank of England’s Chris Salmon says flash crashes will continue

BIS: The sterling ‘flash event’ of 7 October 2016

Thursday news roundup: The Fed on liquidity (AGAIN); CCP stress tests (Premium)

The NY Fed’s Liberty Street Economics blog: is there evidence of UST liquidity in decline?

Why has liquidity decreased in the markets? Daniel Tarullo says he isn’t sure.

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