Artificial intelligence replicates human behavior -- flaws and all.
Wall Street brokers ready systems to help the buy-side trade 'tick pilot' stocks
Smart beta ETFs had net inflows in the first half of this year while standard equity ETFs suffered outflows
Order management systems need to seamlessly handle crushes of trade orders.
Faulty 'smart' contracts could cost Wall Street millions, if not more.
Failure of the DAO demonstrates the technology's shortcomings.
New regulations are almost certain to change the way institutional investors pay for research - both in Europe and in the US
Sell-side job changes and C-suite hires dominate this week's Wall Street employment shuffle.
Equities is not the only market that needs to deal with high-frequency trading.
