Program trading in the week ended Dec. 13 amounted to 28.1% of New York Stock Exchange average daily volume of 1.46 billion shares, or 410.5 million program shares traded per day. Program trading in ...

Program traders are now techies. That's regardless of whether they under stand it or not. Robert Hegarty, head of TowerGroup's securities and investment practice, says program trading is increasingly ...

Program trading is in again. Its volumes have been rising. Its technology is becoming more sophisticated. And the buyside is warming to its capabilities, so much so that program trading now represents ...

NEW YORK--Program trading, or the complex trading of large portfolios of securities in combination with offsetting positions in futures contracts, is not just for the big firms anymore.

Expanding program trading capabilities will top the list of priorities for execution and order management software provider Linedata next year, driven by buy-side demand, the firm’s head of trading ...

With computers increasingly doing the bulk of the trading on Wall Street, correlation between asset classes have become more pronounced, says Lance Roberts, CEO of STA Wealth Management. It will only ...

Program trading in the week ended July 16 amounted to 28.7% of New York Stock Exchange average daily volume of 2.30 billion shares, or 660.5 million program shares traded per day. Program trading in ...