Profile of Matt Samelson
Principal at Woodbine Associates, Inc.
Member Since: 5/8/2014
Author
Blog Posts: 12
Posts: 5
Matt Samelson is a Principal at Woodbine Associates, Inc. focusing on strategic, business, regulatory, market structure and technology issues that impact firms active in and supporting the global equity markets. He brings to the firm a wealth of experience in U.S. and international equity sales and trading, quantitative analysis, consulting, and research. Mr. Samelson has interacted extensively with the media. He has appeared on CNBC and been quoted in a range of major publications including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Financial Times, Forbes, Business Week and CNBC Market Watch. He has also been quoted in various trade publications, including Institutional Investor, Trader Magazine, Advanced Trading, Wall Street & Technology, Wall Street Letter, Trading Technology Week, and Securities Industry News.
Articles by Matt Samelson
3/26/2013
Despite spin to the contrary, detailed information is available on dark pools. Sources matter.
3/18/2013
High-frequency trading has blown through the business life cycle stages in five short years and is already on the decline.
2/28/2013
Data volumes are growing and the technology is better, but the fundamental principles of data analysis remain the same.
2/27/2013
While swap futures in the past have not gained traction, the market environment today is ripe, as there is impetus for firms to adopt risk-equivalent, low-cost alternatives to cleared swaps.
2/29/2012
11/21/2011
9/21/2011
While details are thin, the announcement last week of an unprecedented $2 billion equity trading loss by UBS in London, and the arrest on criminal fraud charges of the alleged 31-year-old rogue trader have attracted global attention.
8/17/2011
Most conversations about the financial markets last week centered largely on the "extreme" market activity taking place.
12/16/2010
Dodd-Frank, and particularly the Volcker Rule, are just as much alive as they day the Act was signed into law and we expect it will have some "teeth" in efforts to curtail systemic risk.
11/19/2010
Execution management solution providers are working to enhance and differentiate their offerings. But integrating order management functionality isn't among their top priorities, according to recent research from Woodbine Associates.
4/13/2010
With current regulatory reform efforts likely to follow the path of many past actions and result in compromised solutions that don't achieve targeted ends and have a host of unanticipated side effects, we outline what changes we would make.
12/18/2008