Most brokers misunderstand latency... and it costs them money.
In Your Bourse Podcast | Episode 12, Andrey Vedikhin, Founder & Chairman of Your Bourse, shares a perspective based on direct experience, including building internal trading systems with large engineering teams and significant budgets.
The issue is not just how fast a system is. It is how latency is measured, interpreted, and applied in real trading environments.
In this episode, Elina Pedersen, Co-Founder and CEO of Your Bourse, and Andrey break down what actually matters when evaluating trading infrastructure; and why common assumptions lead to costly decisions.
The discussion explores:
- Why latency is often misunderstood in broker technology decisions
- How confusing latency and throughput leads to poor system evaluation
- What brokers overlook when assessing real-world performance
- Why infrastructure choices directly impact execution quality and cost
This episode offers a practical look at how brokers should approach infrastructure decisions when performance and reliability are critical.
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Your Bourse Podcast | Episode 12 | What Brokers Get Wrong About Latency and Why It Costs Them Money
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