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February 15, 2017

Amazon.com Inc., which last month missed out on helping build a database to track more than 50 billion U.S. stock orders a day, just got a consolation prize: a smaller version of the project for academics. The Healthy Markets Association is developing a tool to examine stock trading with Amazon Web Services, the Seattle-based company’s […]

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January 25, 2017

Healthy Markets Executive Director Tyler Gellasch discusses improved ATS-N disclosures in Pension & Investments available here.

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January 18, 2017

Healthy Markets Executive Director Tyler Gellasch discusses the current state of the Consolidated Audit Trail system in this Financial Times article available here.

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November 23, 2016

The Healthy Markets Association, an industry organization focused on market transparency and integrity, has released an order-routing due-diligence checklist. The 200-item questionnaire, which is available to members and non-members, spans issues that include general firm information, technology, order-routing strategies, venue monitoring, conflict and leakage, third-party relationships, as well as treatment of non-directed orders. Continue reading […]

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June 20, 2016

“IEX has the potential to greatly improve equity trading, but the proof will be in the prints,” says Tyler Gellasch, executive director of Healthy Markets, a non-profit group focused on market structure reform. “If IEX protects investors and reduces investors’ trading costs, then investors and brokers may flock to it, and other venues may recognise […]

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June 17, 2016

IEX’s solution, Macey said, is to put a kind of speed bump along the motorcyclists’ or the high-speed traders’ paths so they can’t make such a maneuver. “So they’re not going to be at a distinct advantage they might be on many of the other current exchanges and other venues,” said Tyler Gellasch, executive director […]

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June 14, 2016

“The SEC has increasingly allowed for-profit exchanges to engage in activities to benefit their bottom lines,” said Tyler Gellasch, a former Democratic SEC staffer who is now head of a trade group for asset managers. “The IEX application is forcing the SEC to look at what it allows exchanges to do, and justify why all […]

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June 12, 2016

“Any time an exchange wants to do something significantly different, it’s likely to come under a lot of scrutiny and take a long time,” said Tyler Gellasch, executive director of investor trade group Healthy Markets. Continue reading on Bloomberg

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April 28, 2016

“The blueprint adopted today will provide just a fraction of the information regulators need and investors deserve,” said Tyler Gellasch, a former aide to Ms. Stein who now runs the Healthy Markets Association, a group that advocates for the SEC to rely on better data to police trading. Continue reading via Wall Street Journal here

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April 25, 2016

“We hope the SEC realizes that it doesn’t have to go down this road to approve IEX,” said Tyler Gellasch, the executive director of Healthy Markets and a former SEC official. “I think most folks in the markets immediately recognized that the SEC’s proposal to approve all speed bumps under one millisecond would make the […]

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