Markus Kämpe at Orc Software discusses how market makers must leverage their skill in combination with new technology to remain competitive
Regardless of the current state of the financial markets or the appetite for risk, investors participating in derivatives have a need for liquidity providing facilitators. This type of market making activity has been seen in derivatives around the world since inception and the market making role has continuously evolved and been adapted to developments in listed derivatives trading. Imagine standing in the pit 20 years ago – feeling the flow of the market; looking into the other traders’ eyes trying to read their mind on the next move to make; split second decisions to quote a market ...
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