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Price Discovery in Hybrid Markets: Further Evidence from the London Stock Exchange
Liquid stocks on the London Stock Exchange are essentially traded in a hybrid market where an order book and dealers co-exist. While early studies reveal that dealers play an important role in providing liquidity to the market, this paper provides evidence that the price discovery process is largely driven by the trades from the order book.