Abstract
AT 9000 is an industry-specific quality management system standard for automated and algorithmic trading. The aim of AT 9000 is to address the safety issues inherent in automated trading by way of industry self-regulation. While the project is being developed under the ANSI/X9 umbrella, the goal is for AT 9000 to become a global standard. This article presents the final version of the rationale document used to propose this standard.
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The Rationale for AT 9000: An ISO
9000-Style Quality Management System Standard
for Automated and Algorithmic Trading
9000-Style Quality Management System Standard
for Automated and Algorithmic Trading
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- Article
- Abstract
- WHAT IS AUTOMATED TRADING?
- IS AUTOMATED TRADING ETHICAL?
- WHAT RISKS DO AUTOMATED TRADING SYSTEMS POSE?
- WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF CONFLICTS IN AUTOMATED TRADING THAT CREATE RISK?
- WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF FIRMS ENGAGED IN AUTOMATED TRADING?
- WHAT IS THE AT FIRM’S ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY?
- WHAT IS A QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM?
- WHAT DOES A QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN AUTOMATED TRADING LOOK LIKE?
- WHAT IS AT 9000?
- CONCLUSIONS
- ENDNOTES
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