Integral to Plato Partnership’s vision is academic research – the Market Innovator (MI3). This will produce independent research and analytics, open to peer review, and aimed at seeking out ways in which the Plato community can collaborate to build a better financial ecosystem.
Plato Partnership’s members believe that there has long been a desire to have a mechanism whereby all market participants can collectively address regulatory imperatives, communication flows, or other universal processes that are not competitive differentiators. The economics of tackling those individual issues through a preformed collective will enable Plato Partnership to take serious costs out of the system and earn trust. The members believe that Plato Partnership holds a unique position and through its Market Innovator (MI3), will be able to create a flow of truly compelling proposals.
Plato Partnership welcomes proposals for new academic research which will be reviewed by the MI3 academic group. To submit an idea email us info@platopartnership.com
2022 reports:
✅NEW 2022 REPORT: Drivers and Effects of Stock Market Fragmentation – Insights on SME Stocks. This report is sponsored by the Plato Partnership and written by Jens Lausen, Benjamin Clapham, Peter Gomber and Micha Bender from the Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany.
Executive Summary <click here>
✅NEW 2022 REPORT: From Fixed to Fluid. Rebecca Healey and Charlotte Decuyper, Redlap Consulting.
| Date: | Topic: | Author/s: | Full report: | Executive Summary: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Optimal Market Access Pricing | Associate Professor Barbara Rindi, Assistant Professor Roberto Ricco and Professor Duane J Seppi. | <Click here> | <Click here> |
| 2021 | Who benefits from colocation? | Professor Björn Hagströmer, Stockholm Business School. | <Click here> | <Click here> |
| 2021 | How do you solve a problem like a market outage? | Professor Carole Comerton-Forde, UNSW and Assoc. Professor Zhuo Zhong, Uni of Melbourne | <Click here> | – |
| 2021 | Would RegNMS be beneficial for Europe? | Professor Carole Comerton-Forde, UNSW | <Click here> | – |
| 2021 | SME trading – liquidity and market fragmentation | Professor Peter Gomber, Goethe University of Frankfurt | <Click here> | <Click here> |
| 2021 | Using Machine Learning in Electronic Trading | Professor Fethi Rabhi, UNWS Professor Nikolay Mehandjiev, University of Manchester | <Click here> | <Click here> |
| 2021 | Covid 19 – a Roadmap for Change | Rebecca Healey and Charlotte Decuyper | <Click here> | – |