Citadel Securities aims to become big player in Eurozone bond trading

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Citadel Securities aims to become big player in Eurozone bond trading - Financial Times

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A 2019 paper by the European Central Bank found that “when an increase in high-frequency trading is accompanied by high-frequency trading competition, HFTs use more speculative trading strategies and, as a result, liquidity deteriorates and short-term volatility rises”.

Sceptics argue that these trading firms therefore make markets more fragile, pointing to the increasing number of “flash crashes” and “flash rallies” across markets in recent years.

They will start to trade German Bunds in the coming weeks, but Citadel Securities expects this to grow swiftly as more markets are gradually added, according to people familiar with the firm’s plans.