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Reduced tick size disadvantages buy side, finds new research

Lynn Strongin Dodds
By Lynn Strongin Dodds

A mandated lower tick size provides lower trading costs at the touch, but disadvantages institutional investors with higher costs for larger orders, according to a recent paper by Giovanni Cespa, […]

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