Overview
- Editors:
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Robert A. Schwartz
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Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, USA
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John Aidan Byrne
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Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, USA
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Antoinette Colaninno
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Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, USA
- Considers a broad range of issues concerning equity market structure, regulation and the quest for best execution
- Robert Schwartz is very well known in Finance and has proven himself to be a high-quality book editor for Kluwer
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Table of contents (8 papers)
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- Paul Bennett, Anthony Neuberger, Deniz Ozenbas, Robert Schwartz, Robert Wood
Pages 1-33
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- David Krell, Thomas Cardello, Avner Wolf
Pages 35-50
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- Robert Schwartz, Andrew Brooks, Christopher Killeen, Mark Madoff, Barry Small, George Sofianos et al.
Pages 51-79
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- William Freund, Michael Cormack, Sanjiv Gupta, John Malitzis, Seth Merrin, Brett Redfearn et al.
Pages 89-115
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- Ananth Madhavan, Theodore Aronson, Minder Cheng, Natan Tiefenbrun, Wayne Wagner
Pages 117-137
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- Deniz Ozenbas, Robert Schwartz, Robert Wood
Pages 151-176
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Back Matter
Pages 175-199
About this book
This book is based on A Trading Desk’s View of Market Quality, a conference hosted by the Zicklin School of Business on April 30, 2002. The text includes the edited transcripts of each panel as well as separate presentations by two distinguished industry officials, Joel Steinmetz, who at the time was Senior Vice President, Equities, Instinet Corporation, and Laura Unger, formerly Acting Chairperson and Commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This book is not simply a historical record of the conference. It is also an exposition of the complex issues raised by the industry experts and speakers in attendance. Therefore, we introduced new material from foll- up interviews with many of the panelists so that the final result would be a more valuable document. Our intention was to examine the discussions with a critical eye, then modify or expand various sections to reflect contemporary conditions. In addition, we have included a paper by Ozenbas, Schwartz and Wood (see Chapter 8, page 151) that provides further analysis on the connection between market quality and intra-day 1 volatility that was noted several times during the conference. During the production process, we worked with the panelists, and took pains not to put words in their mouths. They have all approved the final draft of the manuscript, and we thank them for their assistance and patience.