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Healthy Markets Association today announced that Professors James Cox and J. Robert Brown, Jr. have joined its Board of Directors. Professors Cox and Brown, who are joining the Association as disinterested directors, will be providing strategic guidance and subject matter expertise to the Board and the executive team. The addition of Cox and Brown comes […]
Read More“Clearly, there’s a lot that needs to be done that has not been done,” says Chris Nagy, a consultant at Kor Group in Omaha, Neb., who works with the nonprofit Healthy Markets Association. http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20151205/ISSUE01/312059991/citadel-wants-to-shape-the-rules-of-the-game
Read MoreTyler Gellasch, executive director of the Healthy Markets Association, an investor-focused trade group, said updating regulation covering alternative trading sites is a sorely needed step. “Antiquated rules and variations in operations and disclosures by trading venues have made it nearly impossible for investors and brokers to understand how their orders are handled and how their trades […]
Read More“For the operators this is an opportunity to finally come clean about what’s going on in the pools,” said Dave Lauer, chairman of Healthy Markets Association, an advocacy group whose members include Janus Capital Group Inc. and Boston Company Asset Management LLC. “Some have been very transparent, and some haven’t been at all.” … It […]
Read More“I would expect both nominations to be very favorably viewed by both the Banking Committee and the Senate overall,” said Tyler Gellasch, a former Democratic Senate aide who leads Healthy Markets, a non-profit group that advocates for equity market structure changes. https://bol.bna.com/obama-picks-ex-senate-aide-professor-to-be-sec-commissioners/
Read MoreBut a group of five investment firms today criticized the SEC for the composition of the committee and for allegedly dictating its work. “The SEC has failed to populate the Committee in a manner that would provide the most constructive assistance to it,” said the group’s executive director Tyler Gellasch, a former SEC staffer, in […]
Read MoreDavid Lauer, a co-founder of the Healthy Markets Association — an advocacy group that has been critical of high-frequency traders — said that while the automation and race for speed in the stock market had generally been a good thing for ordinary investors, it had turned into an arms race with little societal benefit. But […]
Read More“Our members’ mission is clear: How can we get a better look at how we trade?” said Tyler Gellasch, executive director of the Healthy Markets Association, Washington, a non-profit group of money managers. “We are here because our members want a strong voice on market structure. Some others want the status quo; that’s not who […]
Read More“Dark pools need to lighten up – literally, according to Healthy Markets Association.” http://www.tradersmagazine.com/news/crossing_networks/healthy-markets-says-sec-not-doing-enough-to-lighten-dark-pools-114414-1.html
Read MoreA report by a trading group comprising five money managers called on dark-pool operators to improve transparency and disclosure, avoid conflicts of interest and update their best-execution policies. http://www.pionline.com/article/20150917/ONLINE/150919900/money-manager-group-calls-for-more-transparency-disclosure-by-dark-pools
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