Chronicle by Floris Laly in L’Echo on the first stock exchange to promote slowness

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Floris Laly, a doctoral student at the Catholic University of Louvain and economist at BSI Economics, highlights in an article in L’Echo (the Belgian equivalent of Les Echos) a new form of stock market, IEX, which excludes high-frequency trading.

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16/09/2016

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Chronicle by Floris Laly in L’Echo on the first stock exchange to promote slowness

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