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Aspects of Technology and Architectures, to the automated processes that are common today. Absent this technological progress, the market would still be in a relatively nascent state and feature much smaller pools of off-exchange liquidity.

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Introduction to Dark Poolsded financial markets of the twenty-first century. While on the surface the concept of a dark pool might sound threatening, reality is fortunately rather different: such pools convey a range of benefits to both buyside investors and sell-side brokers and dealers, contributing to rapid growth in a re

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Market Liquidity and Structuret exist on its own—it is part of an entire spectrum of trading liquidity which is built atop specific market microstructures. In this chapter we take a broader perspective on the topic of liquidity and secondary trading in securities, starting with a review of the need for market liquidity and the i

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Dark Pool Structureis chapter we explore in more detail the general characteristics of dark pools, the mechanisms within established exchanges that create dark liquidity, and the venues that are partly or solely dedicated to fostering dark liquidity. Before embarking on this discussion, let us recall the key mechanism

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Aspects of Technology and Architectureted in Chapter 1 the seminal role played by technology in helping advance off-exchange crosses from the manual/phone driven processes of the late 1990s, to the automated processes that are common today. Absent this technological progress, the market would still be in a relatively nascent state and f

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