High-Frequency Trading Special Report

- By Victor Anderson
- 02 Aug 2011

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High-Frequency Trading Is Here to Stay

High-frequency trading (HFT)—strategies designed to execute multiple orders in as short a time-frame as possible—has been around for more than a 15 years, although such practices during the mid-1990s fell under the umbrella term “program trading.”

There are similarities between today’s HFT businesses and their predecessors of more then a decade ago, the most notable of which is the tacit understanding that such practices would

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