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UK and Swiss watchdogs launch formal investigations into UBS over trading scandal
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3 February 2012
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FINalternatives Raj Rajaratnam may want to steer clear of the magazines at the Devens Federal Medical Center library next week.
3 February 2012
Previous News
3 February 2012
- Risky debt use on repo market hits 2008 levels ($)(FT)
- Look before you leap, Mr Zuckerberg (Financial Times ($))
- Wall Street Split Over Bank Foreclosure Deal (Bloomberg)
- BlackRock, Fidelity, Schwab Bullish on Corporate Bonds (Bloomberg)
- Losing a Goose That Laid the Golden Egg (DealBook)
- Facebook's Painful Secondary Impact ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- S.E.C. Is Avoiding Tough Sanctions for Large Banks (New York Times)
- Senate Passes Insider-Trading Ban ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- U.S. requires 401(k) plan clarity on fees (Reuters)
- ‘Too early’ to spot gaps in global regulation ($) (Financial Times)
- EU Defends NYSE-Deutsche Boerse Merger Block ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Misys holds merger talks with Swiss rival ($) (Financial Times)
- CME Group creates $100m fund after MF Global ($) (Financial Times)
2 February 2012
- Geithner: Key Parts of Financial Reform Coming in 2012 (Reuters)
- UPDATE: Futures On Credit-Default Swaps Seen As Natural Evolution ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- For Facebook, exchange choice is a matter of image (San Jose Mercury News)
- CME sees no need to revamp futures regulation in post-MF Global market (Crain's Chicago Business)
- BATS January Equities Market Share Flat, But Options Rise (Traders Magazine)
- Alts. Honchos Give Millions To Romney Group (FINalternatives)
- MF Global Bankruptcy to Shape Managed Futures Regulation in 2012 (Marcum)
- NYSE Is Niederauer Dilemma as Deal Fails (Bloomberg)
- Euroclear: Overall Good Results; Mixed Bag at Subsidiaries (ISS)
- Eris forges ahead with cross-margining (IFR)
- Macro Trader Finds Opportunity in Super Bowl XLVI (CNBC)
- Class War 2012: Why Both Parties Are Flying the Anti-Wall Street Banner (TIME)
- Nasdaq in Finland Implores Companies to List in IPO Drought (Bloomberg)
- Wealthy Investors Shrug at Facebook IPO (Bloomberg)
- ECB May Wait for Investor Deal on Greek Swap (Bloomberg)
- Global Strategists Abandoning Bearish Views (Bloomberg)
- Esma aims for the middle ground with draft ETF guidelines ($) (Risk.net)
- Buy-side leads doubts over Brussels’ consolidated tape plans (The Trade News)
- Bloomberg Opens Up its Data to Programmers (Securities Technology Monitor)
- TMX prepares faster trading platform for 2013 debut (The Trade News)
- TSE failure compounded by restrictions to back-up venues (The Trade News)
- Canadian banks to meet with U.S. regulators over Volcker rule (Globe and Mail)
- CME Profit Surges, Revenue Falls ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Q&A: NYSE Executives on the Merger's Collapse ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Facebook, Wall Street: Friends with Benefits (Bloomberg Businessweek)
- Block points to future of global alliances ($) (Financial Times)
- Tokyo exchange glitch halts some trading ($) (Financial Times)
1 February 2012
- Advent's Stephanie DiMarco Will Leave a Strong Legacy (Wall Street and Tech)
- Exclusive: MF Global triggers regulatory rethink at CFTC (Reuters)
- Gross Says Rates at Zero Leading to Death of Abundance, Birth of Austerity (Bloomberg)
- Facebook IPO: 'FB' on Nasdaq or NYSE? (LA Times)
- Niederauer Keeps NYSE Board Support as Deutsche Boerse Backs CEO (Bloomberg)
