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Date: 2015-09-04 16:33:24
Financial markets
Finance
Economy
Money
Market liquidity
Market impact
Slippage
Liquidity risk
High-frequency trading

ParFX Guiding Principles Technological advantage should not automatically mean economic advantage IT costs associated with trading should be minimised Trade transparency is imperative Firmness of liquidity will always be

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