3rd CEPR-Imperial-Plato Market Innovator (MI3) Conference 2019
The 2019 Plato Partnership MI3 academic conference was held at the Imperial College London Business School in conjunction with Imperial College and the Centre for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR).
Attendees comprised industry practitioners and senior academics from around the world. Seven papers were presented through the day, a panel discussion featuring representatives from Plato, BMLL, and Turquoise was chaired by Plato Sell-Side Chairman Nej D’jelal, and keynote speeches were given by Andrei Kirilenko of Imperial College Business School, Elliot Banks from BMLL, and Dr Robert Barnes from Turquoise.
Here you can find videos with insights from the academics and speakers, as well as summaries of their presentations.
Opening Remarks
By Alice Gast
Paper Summaries
Paying for Market Liquidity: Competition and Incentives
Do We Need Electronic Stock Dealers?
Large Orders in Small Markets: On Optimal Execution with Endogenous Liquidity
Market fragmentation, dissimulation, and the disclosure of insider trades
Quasai-dark trading: The effects of banning dark pools in a world of many alternatives
The benefits of Periodic Auctions beyond MiFID II Dark trading caps
Tick Size Wars. Competitive Tick Size Regimes and Trader Behavior
Keynotes
Market Structure in Europe and Beyond
BMLL Data – Feature Generation at Scale
Plato Discussion Panel
Robert Barnes (Turquoise)
Mike Bellaro (Plato)
Christoph Hock (Union Investment and Plato)
Ben Collins (BMLL)
Chaired by Nej D’jelal (Barclays Investment Bank and Plato)