Preprint
Informed Trading in a Low-Latency Limit Order Market
Abstract
We provide a novel framework of a low-latency limit order market, where informed and liquidity investors compete with a professional liquidity provider who has a monitoring advantage. We apply our model to study the impact of trading frequency and transaction costs on liquidity, trading volume, and trader welfare. Independent of trading frequency, a reduction in exogenous transaction costs leads to more market orders (over limit orders), higher …
Authors
Brolley M; Malinova K
Publication date
January 1, 2017
DOI
10.2139/ssrn.3095649
Preprint server
SSRN Electronic Journal