Real-time risk what investors should know about fintech, high-frequency trading, and flash crashes

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Aldridge, Irene, 1975- author (author), Krawciw, Steven, author
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Hoboken, New Jersey : Wiley 2017.
Edición:1st ed
Colección:THEi Wiley ebooks.
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009849094206719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Chapter 1: Silicon Valley Is Coming!
  • Everyone Is into Fintech
  • The Current State of Big Data Finance
  • The Millennials Are Coming
  • Social Media
  • Mobile
  • Cheaper and Faster Technology
  • Cloud Computing
  • Blockchain
  • Fast Analytics
  • In the End, It's All About Real-Time Data Analytics
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 2: This Ain't Your Grandma's Data
  • Data
  • The Risk of Data
  • Data Storage
  • Technology
  • Blockchain
  • What Elements Are Common to All Blockchains?
  • What Is Different about Blockchain from Previous Technologies?
  • Which Fintech Sectors Are Adopting Blockchain?
  • Algos
  • The Internet
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 3: Dark Pools, Exchanges, and Market Structure
  • The New Market Hours
  • Where Do My Orders Go?
  • Executing Large Orders
  • Transaction Costs and Transparency
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 4: Who Is Front-Running You?
  • Spoofing, Flaky Liquidity, and HFT
  • Order-Based Negotiations
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 5: High-Frequency Trading in Your Backyard
  • Implications of Aggressive HFT
  • Aggressive High-Frequency Trading in Equities
  • Aggressive HFT in US Treasuries
  • Aggressive HFT in Commodities
  • Aggressive HFT in Foreign Exchange
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 6: Flash Crashes
  • What Happens During Flash Crashes?
  • Detecting Flash-Crash Prone Market Conditions
  • Are HFTs Responsible for Flash Crashes?
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 7: The Analysis of News
  • The Delivery of News
  • News Is Written So Computers Can Read It
  • Preannouncement Risk
  • Data, Methodology, and Hypotheses
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 8: Social Media and the Internet of Things.
  • Social Media and News
  • Internet Sentiment: How Fintech Decides How You Are Feeling with Natural-Language Processing
  • Government Data
  • Timeliness of Data Analysis
  • The Internet of Things
  • Tracking Shipments, Fleets, and Supplies in Real Time
  • Internet of Things Adoption
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 9: Market Volatility in the Age of Fintech
  • Too Much Data, Too Little Time-Welcome, Predictive Analytics
  • Want to Lessen Volatility of Financial Markets? Express Your Thoughts Online!
  • Market Microstructure Is the New Factor in Portfolio Optimization
  • Yes, You Can Predict T + 1 Volatility
  • Market Microstructure as a Factor? You Bet.
  • Case Study: Improving Execution in Currencies
  • For Longer-Term Investors, Incorporate Microstructure into the Rebalancing Decision
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 10: Why Venture Capitalists Are Betting on Fintech to Manage Risks
  • Opportunities for Disruption Are Present, and They May Not Be What They Seem
  • Data and Analytics in Fintech
  • What Is Driving the Increase in Available Data?
  • Are Feeds Replacing Platforms?
  • Fintech as an Asset Class
  • Where Do You Find Fintech?
  • Fintech Success Factors
  • The Investment Case for Fintech
  • Alpha
  • Regulation
  • Capital Management
  • Execution
  • Volatility
  • How Do Fintech Firms Make Money?
  • Fintech and Regulation
  • Conclusions
  • End of Chapter Questions
  • Authors' Biographies
  • Index
  • EULA.