Sentence examples for more efficient trading from inspiring English sources

To be sure, there may be counterbalancing benefits, such as access to a bigger research department and more efficient trading desks.

To be sure, Professor Ruenzi conceded, those disadvantages may be more than counterbalanced by the benefits of family membership, like access to a bigger research department and more efficient trading desks.

The European exchanges all face challenges from new pan-European trading systems and from investors demanding cheaper and more efficient trading across the Continent in the wake of the adoption last year of a European single currency.

The new exchange plans to list 600 of the most active equity options, such as those on Dell Computer and I.B.M., and to provide a cheaper, more efficient trading system.

All this is splendid news for investors: they will benefit from cheaper, more efficient trading.The Dutch experiment started over a year ago when unhappy Dutch brokers approached the LSE.

But when you look at what happened to the banks and the evisceration of their balance sheets, you see there's not many people left with that cartel mentality and many who want to participate where they can free up capital and create a more efficient trading.

"I'm interested in more efficient trade and less waste".

"We have to protect them, or they'll succumb to market forces and create a social problem," say Chileans when more efficient trade partners ask them to reduce their protection.

A stream processor provides a more efficient trade-off between SIMD parallelism and power consumption than a GPU by supporting only fixed-point arithmetic for single-task, single-threaded execution, emphasizing greater local data-memory density around the functional units, and by omitting some specialized functions found in the GPU.

Detailed data would also allow for more efficient tracking of trade.

As a result, exchanges all round Europe became more efficient, and trading in most domestic equities was repatriated from London.The next obvious ploy to try was for the exchanges to construct a joint platform for trading the biggest European securities.