Electronic Commerce and the Revolution in Financial Markets

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Críticas: 1. Electronic Commerce and the Organization of Financial Markets: The Internet and the Digital Revolution; Financial Markets in the 21st Century: Functions and Institutions; Disintermediation or Reintermediation?; The Value Chain Model; Reinventing the New Value Chain; Financial Portals. 2. Online Revolution: Online Trading; Internet IPOs; Online Brokers; Boom in Online Finance; Online Financial Information; Other Online Financial Services; Communication and Not Computation. 3. Towards a Digital Marketplace: Electronic Markets; Investment Styles and Market Imperfections; A Smart Trading System; Intermediaries as Facilitators; Online Research; Digital Identification; Virtual Transaction Systems. 4. Financial Markets in a Nutshell: Rest of the World; The US Financial Markets; Competition between Markets; Double Auction; Continuous and Periodic Trading; Technology and the Evolution of Markets. 5. The New York Stock Exchange: Double Auction; Order Book; Continuous Trading and Call Auctions; Technology and the NYSE; Issues; Competitive Pressures; NYSE as a For-Profit Company. 6. The Nasdaq Market: A Brief Background; Double Auction; Continuous and Periodic Trading; Role of Technology; Collusion among Dealers, New Regulations; Recent Developments; Plans for the Future; The Nasdaq-Amex Merger; Web-based Services. 7. Market Liquidity: The Pan-European Market; OM Group and OM Stockholm Exchange; The Swiss Exchange; Eurex; EASDAQ; The Australian Stock Exchange. 8. Electronic Communications Network: The US Fixed Income Markets; Advances in Information Dissemination and Electronic Trading; Electronic Markets for Fixed Income Securities. 9. Computerized Automated Trading Systems: Development Since the 1970s; Liquidity; Human Intervention; Institutional Investors; Upstairs Market; Disintermediated Markets. 10. Overseas Financial Markets: ATS and ECN; Crossing Networks; ECNs. 11. Fixed Income Markets: Instinet; The Arizona Stock Exchange; The OptiMark System; Tradepoint, Primex, MarketXT. 12. Unconventional "Financial" Markets: Electricity Markets; Catastrophe Insurance Markets; The Iowa Electronic Market; The Hollywood Stock Exchange. 13. Emerging Technologies for Electronic Markets: Electronic Trading Networks; Web-Based Development Tools; Java for Electronic Markets; Technology Convergence; Secure Transactions; Distributed Computing and Financial Trading Systems; Concurrent Processing and Synchronization; Synchronous Communication; Fault Tolerance. 14. Creative Destruction: Reality Check; Technology Issues; Privacy and Marketing over the Internet; Personalization; Fraud; Online Chat; Policy Issues; A User-Friendly Net; Computer Glitches; Online Security.