FLASH FRIDAY: Regulator Moves to Industry
Heath Tarbert and Elizabeth King went one way, Brett Redfearn and Gary Gensler the other.
FLASH FRIDAY: So Many Trades, So Little Time?
Traders don't need to put in Goldman Sachs-type hours, but their workday doesn't end at 4 p.m. like it used to.
Traders Feature
FLASH FRIDAY: The Dawn of Sustainability on Wall Street
Sustainability doesn't have much of a past in finance, but it has a bright future.
FLASH FRIDAY: Securities Compliance, Then and Now
Catching up with Michael Dorsey, a Traders Magazine op-ed contributor from 2000.
Traders Feature
FLASH FRIDAY: Pat Healy, Issuer Network
The decision to list on a given exchange is a lot less permanent than it used to be.
FLASH FRIDAY: Where Are They Now? (Ep. 2)
Looking in on some finance folks who attended an STA Wisconsin event in 2000.
FLASH FRIDAY: PFOF Under the Microscope (Again)
Payment for order flow has been a lightning rod for controversy for a long time.
FLASH FRIDAY: Liquidnet in Focus
Looking back 20 years ago to when Liquidnet was just a concept.
FLASH FRIDAY: Traders Move to Suburbs (Again)
The football-field trading floor has gone the way of the dodo bird, but a trader shift is repeating itself.
FLASH FRIDAY: Revenge of the Retail Trader?
The last thing institutional market participants want is for retail traders to go back into hiding.
