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This paper examines the order submission strategies and supply of liquidity by high-frequency participants versus the remainder of participants in the limit order book. The results show that high-frequency participants submit orders at multiple prices in the limit order book, concentrated at or...
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In this paper, we examine market share drivers of a prominent alternative trading venue (Chi-X) in an international context. We find that Chi-X׳s market share is negatively related to trading fees and latency, while positively related to liquidity relative to primary exchanges. Venue market...
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This paper examines the investment performance of active Australian bond funds and the impact of investor fund flows on portfolio returns. Security selection and market timing performance are evaluated using both unconditional models and conditional-performance evaluation techniques that account...
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This study documents the intraday lead/lag relation between trading volumes of stocks and stock options traded on the ASX and ASX Options Market respectively. A stock lead of up to 15 minutes is initially documented. Differences in intraday lead/lag relations may occur because of the different...
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This paper analyzes large retail trades using an event study approach. A major finding in studies of this nature is an immediate reversal on the trade subsequent to the large transaction, for both large purchases and large sales. This reversal is inconsistent with the overwhelming majority of...
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