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Using high frequency data from the London Stock Exchange (LSE), we investigate the relationship between informed trading and the price impact of block trades on intraday and inter-day basis. Price impact of block trades is stronger during the first hour of trading; this is consistent with the...
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Recent European regulatory restrictions on dark trading induced an increase in sub-second frequent batch/periodic auctions (PA). We exploit this development to investigate the effects of PA on market quality. The restrictions are linked to an observable increase in PA and an economically...
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This paper develops a taxonomy of the ‘dark side' of financial innovation and applies it to two recent high-profile financial innovations; exchange traded funds (ETFs) and high frequency trading (HFT). The first half of the paper develops the taxonomy through a review of related literature....
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We investigate the relationship between latency arbitrage and trading via frequent batch auctions (FBA). We show that increases in single and cross-market latency arbitrage opportunities (LAOs) are linked to an economically meaningful increase in FBA activity, which implies that slower traders...
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