We present a market microstructure model to examine specialist’s strategic participation decisions in a security market where there are noise traders, limit order traders, an insider and a specialist. We argue that the specialist’s participation rate depends on the depth of the limit book and its uncertainty. In particular, the specialist has incentives to trade against the market trend when the limit book depth is low and to trade with the market trend when the depth is high. Moreover, the specialist’s participation rate is positively related to the limit book depth uncertainty and the asset price volatility, but is negative related to the average trading volume. We also discuss the specialist’s participation strategies under the NYSE regu...
Competitive international financial exchanges can distinguish themselves by offering different types...
This dissertation consists of three essays analyzing the strategies of traders who participate in l...
We investigate how a market maker actively influences order flow and induces information from trader...
Using 2001 NYSE system order data in the decimal pricing environment, we analyze how the specialists...
The empirical literature suggests that the limit order book contains information that might be used ...
Using 2001 NYSE system order data in the decimal pricing environment, we analyze how the specialists...
This paper shows that there exist differences in the performances of individual NYSE specialists in ...
This paper gives a new answer to the challenging question raised by Glosten (1994): “Is the electron...
In this paper, we examine a trader’s order choice between market and limit orders using a sample of ...
I establish stylized empirical facts about the trading behavior of New York Stock Exchange specialis...
The empirical literature suggests that the limit order book contains informa-tion that might be used...
This dissertation investigates the quote decision of the specialist in the stock market first, and t...
This thesis examines the trading behaviour of investors in the equities market of the Singapore Exch...
Reserve orders enable traders to hide a portion of their orders and now appear in most electronic li...
In this paper we develop a model of an order-driven market where traders set bids and asks and post ...
Competitive international financial exchanges can distinguish themselves by offering different types...
This dissertation consists of three essays analyzing the strategies of traders who participate in l...
We investigate how a market maker actively influences order flow and induces information from trader...
Using 2001 NYSE system order data in the decimal pricing environment, we analyze how the specialists...
The empirical literature suggests that the limit order book contains information that might be used ...
Using 2001 NYSE system order data in the decimal pricing environment, we analyze how the specialists...
This paper shows that there exist differences in the performances of individual NYSE specialists in ...
This paper gives a new answer to the challenging question raised by Glosten (1994): “Is the electron...
In this paper, we examine a trader’s order choice between market and limit orders using a sample of ...
I establish stylized empirical facts about the trading behavior of New York Stock Exchange specialis...
The empirical literature suggests that the limit order book contains informa-tion that might be used...
This dissertation investigates the quote decision of the specialist in the stock market first, and t...
This thesis examines the trading behaviour of investors in the equities market of the Singapore Exch...
Reserve orders enable traders to hide a portion of their orders and now appear in most electronic li...
In this paper we develop a model of an order-driven market where traders set bids and asks and post ...
Competitive international financial exchanges can distinguish themselves by offering different types...
This dissertation consists of three essays analyzing the strategies of traders who participate in l...
We investigate how a market maker actively influences order flow and induces information from trader...