Competition among trading venues Information and trading on electronic communications netwo.pdf

Competition among trading venues Information and trading on electronic communications netwo.pdf

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Competition among trading venues Information and trading on electronic communications netwo

Competition among Trading Venues: Information andTrading on Electronic Communications Networks MICHAEL J. BARCLAY,TERRENCE HENDERSHOTT, and D.TIMOTHYMcCORMICK n ABSTRACT This paper explores the competition between two trading venues, Electronic CommunicationNetworks (ECNs) andNasdaqmarket makers. ECNs o?er the advantages of anonymity and speed of execution, which attract informed tra- ders. Thus, trades are more likely to occur on ECNs when information asym- metry is greater andwhen trading volume and stock-returnvolatilityare high. ECN trades have greater permanent price impacts and more private informa- tion is revealed through ECN trades than though market-maker trades. How- ever, ECN trades havehigher ex ante tradingcosts becausemarketmakers can preference or internalize the less informed trades and o?er them better execu- tions. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS THAT ENABLE HIGH-SPEED, low-cost electronic trading systems are dramatically changing the structure of ¢nancial markets. Ex- changes and markets around the world are merging or forming alliances to im- prove liquidity and reduce costs in the face of increased competition from each other and from these computerized trading systems.Trading volume on Electro- nic Communications Networks (ECNs) has grown rapidly over the past several years. ECNs are now involved in more than a third of Nasdaq trading volume and are attempting to increase their market share in NYSE-listed THE JOURNAL OF FINANCE  VOL. LVIII, NO. 6  DECEMBER 2003 nBarclay is at the Simon School of Business, University of Rochester; Hendershott is at the Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley; and McCormick is at Nasdaq Economic Research.We thank Rick Green (the editor), an anonymous referee, Robert Batta- lio, Ken Kavajecz, and seminar participants at the Financial Markets Research Center Con- ference on Market Quality at Vanderbilt University, Notre Dame University, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of

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