Simon Quoted on Quality Assurance Process
11 January 2013
The New York Times
News
Partner George Simon, formerly of the SEC, suggests that rapid advancement of trading technology has contributed to a progressive weakening in the overall quality assurance process. He also notes that technology problems have been more uncommon in less fragmented and complex markets.
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