High-frequency data and limit order books
Teacher
ECTS:
3
Course Hours:
24
Tutorials Hours:
0
Language:
French
Examination Modality:
written exam
Objective
Objective : This course is intended for students interested in the empirical study, mathematical modelling and numerical simulation of modern financial markets, known as "order-book" markets. These markets, which make up the vast majority of equity, index and derivatives markets, have a single entry point, the order book, which lists all the interests expressed by market participants in a transparent and visible manner to all operators. These order books have been the subject of scientific studies for some twenty years and, of course, are of fundamental practical interest to the market.
Planning
Lecture 1 : Electronic financial markets, order books organized markets
Lecture 2 : Stylized statistical facts about order books
Lecture 3 : Financial modeling I: Introduction to pint processes
Lecture 4 : Financial modeling II: Introduction to pint processes
Lecture 5 : Mathematical properties of order books models
Lecture 6 : TP Simulation of order books I
Lecture 7 : TP Simulation of order books II
Lecture 8 : Investment strategie, optimal execution, market making
References
F. Abergel, M. Anane, A. Chakraborti, A. Jedidi, I. Muni Toke. Limit order books, Cambridge university press.