In this paper, we introduce models of sequential decision making in consumer lending. From the definition of adverse selection in static lending models, we show that homogenous borrowers take-up offers at different instances of time when faced with a sequence of loan offers. We postulate that...

In this paper, we introduce models of sequential decision making in consumer lending. From the definition of adverse selection in static lending models, we show that homogenous borrowers take-up offers at different instances of time when faced with a sequence of loan offers. We postulate that...

We propose a near zero-intelligence agent-based model of the E-Mini S&P 500 futures market that allows for a close examination of market microstructure in the context of a flash crash. Several classes of agents are characterized by how fast they trade and where they place trades in the limit...

The technological advancement of financial markets has allowed for trade to move to being nearly entirely electronic, with the majority of trades placed by automated participants. This has resulted in drastic increases in the quantity and complexity of regulatory data. The processing and...

Electronic markets have emerged as popular venues for the trading of a wide variety of financial assets, and computer based algorithmic trading has also asserted itself as a dominant force in financial markets across the world. Identifying and understanding the impact of algorithmic trading on...

The advent of electronic financial markets and associated technologies has dramatically improved the trading functions that are available to market participants in terms of speed, capacity and sophistication. Advanced data feed and audit trail information from market operators also make the full...