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Information Technology in the Major International Financial Markets
Financial markets perform a seemingly simple function: facilitating the transfer of securities into cash, or cash into securities. Closer inspection of the activities and the information intensity of a trading floor or a dealing room reveals great complexity. Information technology (IT) plays a c
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