(AKWI Jahrestagung 2024, 2024) Helstab, Paul; Mosler, Christof; Kaiser, Daniel
The evolving landscape of financial markets demands the integration of advanced technologies and quantamental paradigms like market simulations and artificial intelligence. This study explores the use of agent-based interactive discrete event trading simulations to analyze financial market scenarios and detect anomalies. The research involves various market fees and synthetic competition between exchanges, utilizing an inter-market spread arbitrage machine for price stability. This approach enables the observation of anomalies related to spreads, execution speed, traded volumes, liquidity, order execution probability, and agent decision-making influence. This study could serve as a valuable tool for financial institutions and regulatory authorities in strategic decision-making concerning financial market challenges.