By Gilles Dufrénot, Fredj Jawadi, Waël Louhichi

This publication discusses marketplace microstructure atmosphere in the context of the worldwide monetary obstacle. within the first half, the marketplace microstructure thought is recalled and the most microstructure types and hypotheses are mentioned. the second one half makes a speciality of the most results of the monetary downturn via an exam of marketplace microstructure dynamics. specifically, the results of marketplace imperfections and the constraints linked to microstructure types are mentioned. eventually, the hot rules and up to date advancements for monetary markets that objective to enhance the marketplace microstructure are mentioned. famous specialists at the topic give a contribution to the chapters within the e-book. A must-read for tutorial researchers, scholars and quantitative practitioners.

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1 Introduction This chapter investigates improvement in pre-trade transparency and its impact on the information content of the limit order book. Specifically, it examines whether enhanced visibility of the market depth data provides incremental information on future return and volatility. This study is based on two natural experiments: The first occurred in 2001, when the Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) increased the disclosure of limit order book from the best bid and ask level to the best three price levels.

2004), Bortoli et al. (2004, 2006), our study only takes into account observations during daytime trading sessions; overnight trading data are removed. Our analysis compares the information content of the limit order book before and after the change in pre-trade transparency. We use the complete series of the near term contracts for the corresponding pre-event and post-event sample periods. , expire at March 2001) for all three interest rate futures. As a consequence, the pre-event subsample covers the period when the December 2000 contract is closest to maturity.

The predictive power of scaled imbalances between the demand and supply side of the book on the future short-term returns in the pre-event and post-event period is investigated through the regression below: εt ¼ α0 + δ0TimbtÀ1 + β0SpreadtÀ1 + ηt, εt ¼ α0 + δ0TimbtÀ1 + β0SpreadtÀ1 + γ 1QR1,tÀ1 + ηt, εt ¼ α0 + δ0TimbtÀ1 + β0SpreadtÀ1 + γ 1QR1,tÀ1 + β2HR2,tÀ1 + γ 2QR2,tÀ1 + β3HR3,tÀ1 + γ 3QR3,tÀ1 + ηt, and the following equation is additional for post-event analysis of 10-Year Treasury Bond Futures in 2003: εt ¼ α0 + δ0TimbtÀ1 + β0SpreadtÀ1 + γ 1QR1, tÀ1 + β2HR2, tÀ1 + γ 2QR2, tÀ1 + β3HR3, tÀ1 + γ 3QR3, tÀ1 + β4HR4, tÀ1 + γ 4QR4, tÀ1 + β5HR5, tÀ1 + γ 5QR5, tÀ1 + ηt, where εt denotes the return innovation estimated by AR(5) model.

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