Exchange rules limit high-frequency trading in Asia

Jun 29, 2010

Nyenburgh CEO Alan Donohue explains why flash trading is expanding more slowly than anticipated, despite efforts by stock exchanges to attract such players.

The growth of high-frequency trading (HFT) in Asia is being slowed by a failure of exchanges to provide the technology required by the major Western funds, says Alan Donohue, chief executive of Nyenburgh, an HFT firm based in Singapore.

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