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Greeks warming up for a bank run

17 May 2012

ABC Radio National's PM program has interviewed Professor of Finance at the University of Sydney Business School, Alex Frino, regarding the signs of an impending run on the banks in Greece, with the European Central Bank deciding to withdraw funding to some underfunded Greek banks.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: ABC Radio National PM

Eurozone Crisis - Forget Greece, Look at Italy

February 21, 2012

CNBC Asia has interviewed Professor of Finance and CEO of the Capital Markets Co-operative Research Centre, Alex Frino, about the Europezone Crisis.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: CNBC Asia

Chi-X Looks To Crack Australia

November 29, 2011

Dow Jones newswire has interviewed Professor Alex Frino, Discipline of Finance at the University of Sydney Business School, about new securities market operator Chi-X.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: Dow Jones Financial News

Student stock pickers rated a 'buy'

October 11, 2011

After crunching the numbers and interrogating management, Australia's brightest finance students have placed a 'buy' rating on Seek and 'sell' on Fairfax.

Staff Member: Finance Students
Publication: Australian Financial Review

Trading robots are not evil, says professor

July 21, 2011

AFR.com has interviewed Professor of Finance and CEO of the Capital Markets Co-operative Research Centre, Alex Frino, about high-frequency automated trading technologies.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: Australian Financial Review

Centre brings hope for financial hub dreams

July 11, 2011

Professor Alex Frino from the University of Sydney Business School's Discipline of Finance and Chief Executive Officer of the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre, has obtained a $2m grant for research into high-frequency and algorithmic trading.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: The Australian

HFT - Dispelling the myths

July 11, 2011

According to Professor of Finance Alex Frino, the University of Sydney Business School and CEO of the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre (CMCRC), evidence from markets globally proves that high-frequency trading (HFT) adds value to securities markets.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: The Trade News

High frequency trade smooths volatility

July 11, 2011

Professor Alex Frino of the University of Sydney Business School and head of Capital Markets Research, explains to Philip Stafford his findings that high frequencing trading adds liquidity in the markets at critical moments.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: Financial Times

Guess what, high-frequency trading is good for you

July 05, 2011

Finance Professor Alex Frino, the University of Sydney Business School and CEO, Capital Markets CRC, interviewed by Dow Jones Newswires' Eva Szalay, about the results of academic research which shows that high-frequency trading firms add liquidity to markets and smooth out volatility.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: The Wall Street Journal

ASX decision is a hard one to swallow

April 14, 2011

In a 873-word statement last week, the Treasurer listed his reasons for rejecting the proposed merger between the Australian Stock Exchange and the Singapore exchange.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: Australian Financial Review

Outrage as Swan kills of ASX merger

April 09, 2011

The Weekend Australian has interviewed Professor Alex Frino from the University of Sydney Business School, regarding the merger between the ASX and Singapore.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: The Australian

SGX: What happens if it's no deal?

April 07, 2011

While the reasons for turning down the SGX takeover have not been articulated - and may never be articulated - it is perhaps worthwhile re-examining why the deal is in the national interest.

Staff Member: Alex Frino
Publication: Australian Financial Review