SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE: China's securities regulators have told market participants that tighter rules for programme trading were not designed to kill the business, but were a response to calls for more oversight, according to Asia's largest financial lobby group ASIFMA.
"There's no intent to be prejudiced against high frequency trading firms," said Lyndon Chao, ASIFMA managing director and head of equities and post trade.
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