A Finite Bid–Ask Spread from Replenishment Displaced from the Quote

By Christopher Angstmann, Derick Diana, Tim Gebbie

Rating

1596
Battle Count: 50

Relevance

9/10
Highly relevant for understanding the microstructural origins of the bid-ask spread and price impact. It provides a theoretical framework linking inventory management (replenishment) to observed market metrics (spread), which is crucial for designing efficient market-making algorithms.

Implementation Complexity

8/10
High complexity due to the use of partial differential equations (reaction-diffusion systems), operational time subordination, and Volterra integral equations for quote response. Requires strong background in mathematical finance and statistical physics.

Reproducibility

5/5
The authors provide a GitHub repository with code, saved numerical outputs, and a computational supplement with instructions for reproducing numerical experiments.

About this paper

Methodology: Two-Field Reaction-Diffusion Model. Problem types: Market Making, Algorithmic Execution, Risk Management.

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