Last Tuesday's accident could cost over 100 million – According to the first reconstructions, the institute had a problem with the software that manages the trading of options.
Goldman Sachs has suspended four of its top technicians after Tuesday's embarrassing mistake in options trading. A misstep that could cost the Bank losses of up to one hundred million dollars.
According to the first reconstructions, the institute had a problem with the software that manages the trading of options. The episode occurred two days before the malfunction that hit a Nasdaq platform and which forced the technological list to remain blocked for three hours and 10 minutes.
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