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(Institutional Investor)
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s whistleblower bounty program has paid nearly $300 million to activist short sellers and other “outsider” tipsters since its creation in 2010, according to a new report by a University of Kansas Law School professor.
(Thomson Reuters)
Banks and asset managers are vying with Europe’s exchanges to develop technology that can deepen the pool of investors in the continent’s capital markets and better compete with Wall Street. The United States has long had a ‘consolidated tape’ aggregating stock and bond prices from competing trading platforms for investors to spot the best deals, and the European Union and Britain seek to match this over the coming three years.
(Traders Magazine)
The performance of the new “Intraday Optimization” model by IntelligentCross ATS, a subsidiary of Imperative Execution, exceeded expectations over the first quarter of 2024, Traders Magazine has learned. The model delivered even more liquidity to subscribers in its Midpoint book with continued reduction in market impact, according to Roman Ginis, CEO of Imperative Execution and Founder of IntelligentCross.
(Global Trading)
Two thirds of buy-side firms expect to see significant movement to client-funded research funding models within the next two years, according to survey results from Substantive Research. Mike Carrodus, CEO, spoke to Global Trading to delve into the results.
(The Trade)
Societe Generale has appointed Jeffrey Mortara as global co-head of equity capital markets, joining Luis Vas Pinto in leading the bank’s ECM objectives. Based in New York, Mortara will report to Carl Bassili and Bruno Magnouat, co-heads of Societe Generale’s investment banking division within global banking and advisory, and regionally to Guido van Hauwermeiren, head of global bank and advisory for the Americas.
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FCA seeks new secondary markets advisory committee members
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Chancellor to hold summit in bid to boost stock market
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Nomura Profit Jumps on Fixed-Income Trading, Retail Boom
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Multi-asset trading: the ultimate balancing act
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Flows to European ESG exchange traded funds halve in first quarter
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