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Urvin Finance 1 Year Update
A year ago we incorporated this company with a simple idea - individual investors were being underserved and underrepresented, and that we could build a company and a platform to empower them.
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Payment for Order Flow (PFOF)
Payment for order flow (PFOF) is the compensation and benefit a brokerage firm receives for directing orders to different parties for trade execution. The brokerage firm receives a small payment, usually fractions of a penny per share, as compensation for directing the order to a particular market maker.
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The Conflict-Of-Interest Feedback Loop
The current market structure creates incentives for brokers to route orders for their own benefit, rather than for the best execution of their clients.
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Citadel's Lawsuit Against the SEC Over IEX's D-Limit Order Type
Does the retail investor really stand to benefit from the market? Citadel is suing the SEC over the D-limit order type while claiming to represent individual investors - but, is this the case?