Book contents
- Reviews
- Algo Bots and the Law
- Algo Bots and the Law
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1 Key Concepts: Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and More
- 2 Economic Definitions of Common Derivatives
- 3 Legal and Regulatory Definitions of Derivatives and Other Financial Instruments
- 4 FinTech: From Science Fiction to Non-Fiction
- 5 The Regulatory Framework for the US Derivatives Markets
- 6 Gateways to the Futures Markets – FCMs
- 7 Collective Investment Vehicles and Investment Advisors
- 8 Salespeople, Supervisors, Owners, and Enumerated Others
- 9 Trading Floor Denizens
- 10 Regulating Digital Intermediaries
- 11 States of Mind: From Zero to Specific Intent
- 12 Market Manipulation: Then and Now
- 13 Fraud Is Many Things (for Humans and Robots)
- 14 Disruptive Trading Practices
- 15 Spoofing: Market Disruption Made Easy by Technology
- 16 Adequately Supervising the Overseers of Algo Bots
- 17 Flash Events
- 18 Algo Bots All over the World
- 19 Conclusion
- Index
9 - Trading Floor Denizens
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 October 2020
- Reviews
- Algo Bots and the Law
- Algo Bots and the Law
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1 Key Concepts: Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and More
- 2 Economic Definitions of Common Derivatives
- 3 Legal and Regulatory Definitions of Derivatives and Other Financial Instruments
- 4 FinTech: From Science Fiction to Non-Fiction
- 5 The Regulatory Framework for the US Derivatives Markets
- 6 Gateways to the Futures Markets – FCMs
- 7 Collective Investment Vehicles and Investment Advisors
- 8 Salespeople, Supervisors, Owners, and Enumerated Others
- 9 Trading Floor Denizens
- 10 Regulating Digital Intermediaries
- 11 States of Mind: From Zero to Specific Intent
- 12 Market Manipulation: Then and Now
- 13 Fraud Is Many Things (for Humans and Robots)
- 14 Disruptive Trading Practices
- 15 Spoofing: Market Disruption Made Easy by Technology
- 16 Adequately Supervising the Overseers of Algo Bots
- 17 Flash Events
- 18 Algo Bots All over the World
- 19 Conclusion
- Index
Summary
Scientists have observed that some animals have been able to adapt to climate change, particularly global warming, and habitat loss by human incursion, whereas other animals have not. For example, some birds have adjusted to warmer temperatures by altering their regular seasonal migration habits so that they fly to different places and at different times than would normally be the case, such as arriving earlier to their traditional winter habitats. Other birds, however, have not been so fortunate. In particular, many types of coastal nesting birds, such as the Eurasian oystercatcher, are at risk for extinction because they have been unable to adjust to the increased frequency of tidal flooding associated with rising sea levels.
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- Algo Bots and the LawTechnology, Automation, and the Regulation of Futures and Other Derivatives, pp. 238 - 247Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2020