This event will be a continuation of successful ALGO TRADE symposium held on 5th March 2009 in London that was appraised for its all rounded program. ALGO TRADE USA will host the leading experts involved in Algorithmic Trading from Major Buy and Sell side, Technology Providers, Venue Representatives, Independent Consultants and Academia to discuss latest strategies, network and explore business relationship opportunities.

Current Electronic Trading landscape is increasingly complex and liquidity ever more fragmented, where data flow, volume, speed, and frequency are putting a loads of pressure on the technology and systems. In order to cope with these conditions, Algorithmic trading technology is advancing at a fast rate, which creates a need to review these developments and optimize their functionality with the goal to adapt to company objective and to stay ahead of the highly competitive market place.

Algo Trading is one of the fastest growing areas within Financial Industry, and its technology becomes more and more sophisticated every day. ALGO TRADE USA will identify and provide an insight into best practices within Algo trading, its latest trends, solutions, and strategies, in order to optimize Black Boxes with aim to seek Alpha creation in this rapidly changing market conditions.

ALGO TRADE USA is aiming to discuss current state of key areas within Electronic Trading using Algorithms, such as Smart Order Routing, Liquidity, Latency issues, News Analysis, Dark Pools, Best Execution, Risk Management, and Next Generation Algorithms. Beside fast growth of these technologies, the need for this discussion was also fueled by recent circumstances within financial markets, credit crisis, and subsequent turbulent volatility that proved that current systems will need to be optimized for the new market structure.

Moreover, Its objective is to assess the areas involved in Algo trading to help create Alpha, cope with unseen market conditions, and shape future strategies of this exciting and fastest growing trend in Electronic Trading that is expected to create 50% of all trades by 2010.