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Compliance officers are on a crash course to learn the implications of the case at a time when high-speed trading still accounts for nearly half of the trading volume on markets. The Chicago case also provides a precedent in the higher-profile U.S. case of a London trader accused of a spoofing scheme that allegedly led to the “Flash Crash” in 2010. Spoofing involves traders entering and quickly canceling large orders in an attempt to manipulate prices.

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