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Buyside Growing Comfortable with FX Trading - for Now
Traders Magazine Traditional asset managers are growing more comfortable with foreign-exchange trading, and while many are dealing directly over the phone with large banks to facilitate their FX trading, some are crafting their own FX trades on electronic platforms.
19 June 2013
SGX plans circuit breakers to meet global trend
The Trade Singapore Exchange has revealed proposals for dynamic circuit breakers that would safeguard the venue and its members against severe price fluctuations and has sought industry feedback.
19 June 2013
Bank of America Names New Co-Heads of Technology and Media Banking
NYTimes Bank of America Merrill Lynch named new co-heads of its technology, media and telecommunications investment banking group on Wednesday. It poached one from JPMorgan Chase.
19 June 2013
In Wake of Pay-to-Play Scandal, Riverstone Raises Its Largest Fund
NYTimes Riverstone Holdings, a leading private equity firm focused on energy and power, announced Wednesday that it had raised its largest-ever fund, a $7.7 billion vehicle that exceeds its $6 billion target.
19 June 2013
Why should there be more women on the trading floor?
eFinancial News)($ The UK government observes that the culture of the UK financial services industry is in dire need of reform and suggests, among a number of measures, one eye-catching remedy: getting more women onto the testosterone-soaked trading floor.
19 June 2013
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19 June 2013
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Bernanke says QE slowdown could start this year
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Osborne looks at ‘bad bank’ for RBS toxic loans
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Fed keeps monetary policy on hold
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Futurisation dooms energy swap execution facilities
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Oracle Java virtual machine slows high frequency trading, says Azul CEO
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MiFID II by Christmas while dark concerns grow
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Swaps: The Next Frontier
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Switzerland Parliament Rejects Tax Draft Law
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I.B.M. Inflates Its Cloud
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CFTC’s amends rules to identify global participants in swaps markets
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Video: 06/19/2013 - Ranking Member Waters' Opening Statement For Full Committee Markup
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WSJ's Jon Hilsenrath Just Taught CNBC's Rick Santelli A Lesson About Journalism During A Rowdy Segment On CNBC
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PRA identifies £26bn bank funding gap
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Traders Try to Game Platts Oil-Price Benchmarks
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JPMorgan Names De, Hillery to Head U.K. Investment Bank
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Weak Bond Trading at Jefferies Prompts Wider Concern
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Google challenges US surveillance gag
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The pursuit of trading speed takes to the air
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High speed trading: Paying for an edge
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Traders Try to Game Platts-Oil Price Benchmarks
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Sudden Stock Crashes Usually Caused by Human Error, SEC Says
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SEC considers policy shift on admissions of wrongdoing
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Allston Trading Says High-Frequency Firm Is Open to Partnerships
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Credit Suisse Joins Top 10 in Wholesaling
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Bank traders could be subject to approved persons rules
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Review slates running of UK banks
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Surveillance helped foil 50 terror plots, says US spy chief
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Regulators Are Divided Regarding Consultants
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Women traders sceptical of 'culture' shift
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Reckless banking should be a criminal offence
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Quant Trading Comes to Main Street
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Latency Arbitrage Reduces Liquidity
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Italians delay derivatives tax to September
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Weak Bond Trading at Jefferies Prompts Wider Concern
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18 June 2013
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Speedy Traders in Talks On Tie-Up
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SEC will seek admissions of wrongdoing
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Deloitte Unit Gets One-Year Ban
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In Crackdown on Bank Consultants, Deloitte Is Fined and Banned
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New Investor Relations Dashboard and Tools Released on Bloomberg
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Compass Point Grabs Ex-KBW Execs for New NYC, Boston Offices
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NYSE Attack Said Prevented by U.S. Surveillance Program
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Chiasson and Newman to Remain Free During Appeal, Court Rules
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Cloud-Based File Sharing Service Helps Hedge Funds Collaborate Securely
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Morgan Stanley Seeks Trading Expert
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Canadian regulators respond to energy firms’ concerns on derivatives
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