Flash Friday

Meet the Marex Interns

Traders Magazine belatedly commemorates National Intern Day by spotlighting a rising trio.
Flash Friday

The Day Wall Street Closed — For Four Months

On July 31, 1914, the NYSE began its longest-ever shutdown amid the first days of World War I.
Digital Assets

‘Flash Boys’ Who Cried Wolf

Rebecca Rettig of Jito Labs draws a parallel between equity-market alarms sounded 12 years ago and blockchain alarms of today.
Flash Friday

Museum of American Finance Finds New Home in Boston

Exhibits include 'Future of Finance', featuring blockchain, digital assets, and tokenization.
Flash Friday

From EMSs to EVs: Dave Conner 2.0 Kicks into Gear

Four-decade Wall Street veteran isn't out of service -- he's Out of Spec.
Flash Friday

When Market Data Became Confetti

NYC parades of yore were showered with with stock trading information.
Flash Friday

Primary Markets Stay Old School

The SpaceX IPO isn't being allocated much differently than Red Hat was in 1999.
Flash Friday

Fixed Income’s Inflection Point: Transparency, Volume, and Data Are Forcing a Once-in-a-Generation Shift

By Eugene Grinberg, Co-Founder and CEO of SOLVE.
Brokerage

Schwab’s Rick Wurster on Investing and Market Access

CEO discussed investor behavior, and the brokerage firm’s push to expand access across newer asset classes.
Equities

Market Structure Lessons from Facebook’s 2012 IPO

Fourteen years ago this week, exchange technology and underwriter conduct concurrently failed investors.

 

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