The document compares conventional trading to automated trading. In conventional trading, a manager decides on markets and exposure levels and gives directives to traders, who then analyze markets and manually place orders with a broker. In automated trading, a manager also decides on markets and limits but appropriate trading systems are activated instead of relying on traders. The systems are directly connected to markets and autonomously evaluate conditions, place orders, and adjust exposure levels based on analysis.
12. Conventional vs. Automated Trading
• Automated Trading
System is directly connected to market via broker
13. Conventional vs. Automated Trading
• Automated Trading
System evaluates market conditions and P&L
P&L Results and Market
Conditions
14. Conventional vs. Automated Trading
• Automated Trading
System decreases or increases order size based on analysis
New Exposure Levels
15. Conventional vs. Automated Trading
• Automated Trading
Manager can activate or deactivate systems
P&L figures
16. What is Algorithmic Trading?
In electronic financial markets,
algorithmic trading or automated
trading, also known as Algo
trading, black-box trading or robo
trading, is the use of computer
programs for entering trading
orders with the computer
algorithm deciding on aspects of
the order such as the timing, price,
or quantity of the order, or in
many cases initiating the order
without human intervention.
17. Indian Scenario
• Algorithmic trading was allowed by SEBI
(Securities Exchange Board of India) in
2008 for Indian stock exchanges like BSE,
NSE, MCX, NIFTY, NCDEX etc..
• In 2008, SEBI opened the doors through
the introduction of direct market access
(DMA) by which institutions can directly
place orders in the markets without
relaying instructions through their brokers.
18. Indian Scenario :Hedge funds in India
On 21 May 2012 SEBI allowed Alternative Investment
Fund (AIF). AIFs can operate broadly in three
categories.
• The Category-I AIFs are those funds that get
incentives from the government, SEBI or other
regulators and include Social Venture Funds,
Infrastructure Funds, Venture Capital Funds and
SME Funds.
• The Category-II AIFs can invest anywhere in any
combination but are prohibited from raising debt,
except for meeting their day-to-day operational
requirements. These AIFs include PE funds, debt
funds or fund of funds, as also all others falling
outside the ambit of two other categories.
• The Category-III AIFs are those trading with a
view to make short-term returns and include
hedge funds, among others.
20. About the company
The company is a leading global
financial services firm with managing
assets over $5 Billion and 200 people
working across 5 countries promoted
by alumni of IIT, IIM, Chicago
University, MIT (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology), Australian
National University, John Hopkins
University and ISB. Company serves
the interests of clients with complex
financial needs, from the world’s most
prominent hedge funds, corporate,
institutional and government clients
to charities and private individuals.
21. Board of Advisors
Dr. Sanjay K Jha:- Sanjay K. Jha is the former chairman and CEO of
Motorola and previously served as the CO-CEO of Motorola. He stepped
down as CEO after Google completed acquisition of Motorola Mobility on 22
May 2012. Before joining Motorola, Sanjay Jha
was COO ofQualcomm and president of CDMA Technology Qualcomm.. As
COO, Jha was overlooking Corporate Research and Development and
Qualcomm Flarion Technologies (QFT) in addition to his role as president of
QCT, the chipset and software division of Qualcomm Incorporated.
Dr. Satish Chandra Jha:- Served as Director and Chief Economist of Asian
Development Bank. Dr. Jha serves as Chairman and Director of Quippo
Infrastructure Equipment Limited and SREI Venture Capital Limited. He served as
Chairman of Bihar State Finance Commission. Dr. Jha served as a Non Executive
Independent Director of Philips Electronics India Limited (formerly, Philips India
Ltd.) since February 12, 2002. He serves as a Director of Phillips India Limited,
Walchand Capital Limited and Walchand 14 Peoplefirst ... Ltd. He served as a
Director of ICICI Bank Ltd. since May 2, 1997. Dr. Jha was a Consultant to the
Economic Commission for Asian and Pacific (UN) during 1995 - 1996. He is also the
Chairman of SREI Venture Capital Ltd. He was a member of Economic Advisory
Council to the Prime Minister. He was Director of Research - Indian Society of
Agricultural Economics, Bombay during 1963-68 and Director of Asian
Development Bank, Manila, Philippines during 1968-1994. He was on the Board of
The Delhi Stock Exchange Association Ltd. He served as Director of ADB. Dr. Jha
has done his M.A. from Patna University and M.Sc. & Ph. D., in Agriculture
Economics from the prestigious Stanford University and University of Illinois, USA.
22. Internationally accepted
• All the certification are approved by
Internationally association of distance learning
(IADL), UK
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