Wallach

American  

[wol-uhk, vahl-ahkh] / ˈwɒl ək, ˈvɑl ɑx /

noun

1. Otto 1847–1931, German chemist: Nobel Prize 1910.

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Example Sentences

“Certainly, the primary lesson learned was about the demand,” Wallach said in an interview.

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“The need to get infrastructure right is extremely important,” Wallach said — adding that a robust and trustworthy trading system must be in place, given the likelihood of increased demand and the possibility that U.S. regulators won’t be up overnight to step in if something goes wrong.

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More than anything, Wallach said, “it’s about bringing established technology already tested and proven for core-session trading to the overnight market to provide the guardrails, stability and transparency that brokers and investors expect — creating a safe, compliant venue for serious trading after the bell.”

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“We firmly believe that we are at a point now where, with three ATS, we have an ecosystem that can support the demand for resiliency expected of U.S. markets,” Wallach said.

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While there’s been a good deal of progress made, the NYSE, Nasdaq and Cboe have released “very little new information on timing,” noted Wallach, adding that he has not heard of anything final.

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