The writer is head of macro policy research at State Street Global Advisors
The history of technology in capital markets is largely one-directional. Each innovation has improved market functionality, typically by increasing the speed and/or lowering the cost of transactions.
These technological jumps have been diffused internationally to the benefit of all market participants, leading to ever more efficient and integrated global financial markets.
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