Webcast: As Latency Race Slows, Industry Looks Beyond Speed

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Prior to 2008, at the height of the high-frequency trading boom, many firms invested in the race to zero latency. Now, however, budgetary pressures and regulatory frameworks are driving investment decisions instead, said Patrick Kuster, head of business development for Enterprise Services, EMEA at Thomson Reuters. “We have seen a change in the latency conversation with most of our clients. Single asset class, low-latency trading strategies are becoming a niche playing field, and most firms are

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