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Nasdaq vs. NYSE on Flash Orders and High Frequency Trading

by: Ray Pellecchia July 28, 2009

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Larry Leibowitz, our group executive VP in charge of U.S. Markets and Global Technology, spoke with CNBC earlier today to clarify the issues and our position concerning "flash" orders, high-frequency trading and co-location of servers. Again, recommended.

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