All in accord on high-frequency risks

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Gil Mandelzis: Old tools no longer work in the new environment

Collaboration between competing banks and trading platforms in the foreign exchange industry is not uncommon, but there always has to be a pretty good reason for it. In the latest instance – an alliance between four leading prime brokers and six trading platforms – the underlying cause is the increasing concern over the potential risks posed by high-frequency trading.

On June 27, New York-based post-trade processing technology vendor Traiana announced that Citi, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and

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