The role of designated market makers in the new trading landscape

Evangelos Benos () and Anne Wetherilt

Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin, 2012, vol. 52, issue 4, 343-353

Abstract: Designated market makers (DMMs) have traditionally been a source of liquidity for exchange-traded securities and financial contracts. Recent regulatory and technological developments, however, have changed the environment in which DMMs operate, raising questions about their place in the new trading landscape. This article discusses the role and challenges of DMMs in today’s trading venues.

Date: 2012
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