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John Ramsay

John Ramsay

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Arbitration, Law, Marketing And BD, Practice Management, Litigation , Legal Services, Litigation Funding, De , I , Law , Management, Advocacy , Justice

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Total articles 23

  • The Rising Tide of Broker Costs, and the Shrinking Pool of Competitors

    By John Ramsay| Medium@ Competition is a linchpin of successful free market economies. It drives innovation, promotes efficient use of resources, and increases choice for consumers. It is no less critical to the success of our equity capital markets. But trends of the past decade have seen a sharp increase in costs to trade on exchanges, a sharp decrease in the number of exchange broker members, and a steady erosion in the ability of smaller or new firms to compete for business.

    By John Ramsay · Medium

    Jun. 08, 2021

  • How Do You Measure a Fill? Nasdaq Attacks with a Dull Knife

    By John Ramsay, IEX Group| Traders Magazine Verified By John Ramsay, Chief Market Policy Officer, IEX GroupApril 12, 2021Those who follow equity markets closely know that D-Limit is an order type introduced by IEX in October of last year that is designed to help incentivize displayed quotes by protecting users of the order type from latency arbitrage. It does so by automatically adjusting the order’s price in very small time increments (adding up to several seconds during the trading day).

    By John Ramsay, IEX Group · Traders Magazine

    Apr. 13, 2021

  • The Rising Tide of Broker Costs, and the Shrinking Pool of Competitors

    By John Ramsay| Medium@ Competition is a linchpin of successful free market economies. It drives innovation, promotes efficient use of resources, and increases choice for consumers. It is no less critical to the success of our equity capital markets. But trends of the past decade have seen a sharp increase in costs to trade on exchanges, a sharp decrease in the number of exchange broker members, and a steady erosion in the ability of smaller or new firms to compete for business.

    By John Ramsay · Medium

    Jun. 08, 2021

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