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AI and Strategic Decision-Making - AIDEC
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Barbara Rindi
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Barbara Rindi’s research activity focuses on the field of market microstructure and financial market regulation. She is currently involved in a number of projects investigating topics that sit on the regulatory agenda of both the SEC in the U.S. and of the ESMA in Europe: tick size, trading fees, dark and lit order flows, liquidity and information in limit order books. She has published her works on top financial journals.