SEC Vows to Review Equity Market Structure, Including High Frequency Trading and Dark Pools

Mary Schapiro SEC As well as deciding to crack down on the pre-trade risk space this week (see here), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has also kicked off its review of the equity market structure as a whole. What is seen by many as a trading technology witch hunt, will involve the regulator producing a “concept release” encompassing issues such as high frequency trading, co-locating trading terminals and dark pools.



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