MIT's New Trading Room Features Triarch, TIB, And More

MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGY

MIT's Sloan School of Management cut the ribbons late last week on its new, $3.3 million 23-position trading room, which the university describes as "fully equipped [and] state-of-the-art." MIT's main objective is to provide an environment where students and faculty can do research to develop new trading techniques and software. The trading room also will be used to train students in subjects including investments, financial market analysis, options pricing and information technology in

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