Beyond the Bulge

Mid-tier firms are often thought of as high-touch destinations for institutional orders. But that reputation is changing, as many have expanded into providing electronic trading services. This month's cover story showcases how mid-tier firms have come of age.

Cover Story: Spreading Their Wings

By James Ramage

Cover Sidebar: The CCA Threat

By James Ramage

Cover Sidebar: Piper's Talent Grab

By James Ramage

High-Frequency Traders Under Scrutiny

By Peter Chapman

Firm Sees Bright Future on Floor

By Peter Chapman

McCann Readies Next Big Trade

By Michael Scotti

NYSE Eyes 'Algos Gone Wild'

By Peter Chapman

Tackling Regulation and Markets

By Editorial Staff

Outflow of Sales Traders Slows

By Peter Chapman

SEC Proposes Ban on Flash Orders

By Nina Mehta

Regulators Want Pre-Trade Checks

By Peter Chapman

Brokers Warned About Phony IOIs

By Nina Mehta

SEC OKs Penny Pilot Expansion

By Peter Chapman

SEC Plans Concept Release

By Nina Mehta

SEC Scrutinizing Actionable IOIs

By Peter Chapman

FINRA To Examine Options Desks

By Peter Chapman

Instinet Offers New Twist for Blocks

By Nina Mehta

StreamBase CEP System Adds Algos

By James Ramage

Outfoxing ETF Illiquidity

By James Ramage

Charting the Way to Alpha

By Gregory Bresiger

People On The Move

By Editorial Staff

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