The authors compare execution costs (market impact plus commission) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq for institutional investors. The differences in cost generally conform to each market's area of specialization. Controlling for firm size, trade size, and the money management firm's identity, costs are lower on Nasdaq for trades in comparatively smaller firms, while costs for trading the larger stocks are lower on NYSE. The cost differences estimated from a regression model are, however, sensitive to the choice of time period. Copyright 1997 by American Finance Association.
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[[abstract]]We analyze a set of 97 NASD-listed securities that trade on both the Nasdaq and Chicago ...
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This paper assesses the determinants of market impact costs of institutional equity trades, using un...
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This paper assesses the determinants of market impact costs of institutional equity trades, using un...
All trades executed by thirty-seven large investment management firms from July 1986 to December 198...
Using a broad panel of NYSE-listed stocks between 1983 and 2004, we study the relation between insti...
We conjecture that macro-level institutional quality will affect equity trading costs through its im...
The American equity markets are dominated by two exchanges: the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and t...
A global trend towards automated trading systems raises the important question of whether execution ...
[[abstract]]We analyze a set of 97 NASD-listed securities that trade on both the Nasdaq and Chicago ...
The present paper shows that broker research and trade execution ability has a significant impact on...
This paper is the first to analyze market impact and execution costs of equity trading by a pension ...
Using trade data obtained from a major bank and a measure of indirect execution costs based on the s...
This paper assesses the determinants of market impact costs of institutional equity trades, using un...
This article analyzes market impact costs of equity trading by one of the world's largest pension fu...
This paper assesses the determinants of market impact costs of institutional equity trades, using un...
All trades executed by thirty-seven large investment management firms from July 1986 to December 198...
Using a broad panel of NYSE-listed stocks between 1983 and 2004, we study the relation between insti...
We conjecture that macro-level institutional quality will affect equity trading costs through its im...
The American equity markets are dominated by two exchanges: the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and t...
A global trend towards automated trading systems raises the important question of whether execution ...
[[abstract]]We analyze a set of 97 NASD-listed securities that trade on both the Nasdaq and Chicago ...