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CITIC Securities Finds Two Buyers for China Securities Stake
21st Century Business Herald - China
30 July 2010
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30 July 2010
- BME upgrades platform in preparation for volume growth (The Trade News)
- Rule to Aid Bankrupt Commodities Brokers' Clients (WSJ)
- Regulator says Basel capital rules still tight (Reuters)
- Wells Fargo's Stumpf Sees New Costs for Customers (Bloomberg)
- Goldman Already a Step Ahead of FinReg (Fox Business)
- Whistleblowers could receive greater pay-offs under new financial rules (Bob's Guide)
- IMF Says U.S. Financial System May Need $76 Billion in Capital (Bloomberg)
- Citigroup Pays $75 Million to Settle Subprime Claims (New York Times)
- BME to overhaul trading system (FT)
29 July 2010
- China Securities Regulator Releases Brokerage Ratings Report (21st Century Business Herald - China)
- China Likely to Launch CDS Products this Year (21st Century Business Herald - China)
- Course of Economy Hinges on Fight Over Stimulus (WSJ)
- Citigroup to pay $75 million in SEC settlement (MarketWatch)
- U.S. close to Japan-style deflation, Bullard says (MarketWatch)
- GOP blocks $30 bln small bank bill, seeking additions (MarketWatch)
- Latin America: Investment potential (VIDEO) (Telegraph)
- EU watchdogs push for market transparency (FT)
- SEC Says New Financial Regulation Law Exempts it From Public Disclosure (FOX Business News)
- Banks plan for loss of eurozone member (FT)
- Goldman And Citigroup to Sell $788.5 Million CMBS (The New York Times)
- Two Goldman Lawsuits on Abacus Placed on Hold (Reuters)
- George Carlin Never Would've Cut It at the New Goldman Sachs (The Wall Street Journal)
- CESR signals MiFID overhaul (Finextra)
- CDS Market Prepares To Streamline Counterparty Changes (WSJ)
- In Study, 2 Economists Say Intervention Helped Avert a 2nd Depression (New York Times)
- Dodd, Frank Plan Congressional Hearings on Basel Bank-Capital Regulations (Bloomberg)
- Israeli Startup Correlix's Technology Selected for Direct Edge Exchanges (Bloomberg)
- Chi-X Japan successfully commences operations (Automated Trader)
- CESR calls for tighter broker crossing rules, mandated post-trade tape (The Trade News)
- Congress Rethinks Its Ban on Internet Gambling (New York Times)
- Whistleblowers could collect success 'bounty' (Telegraph)
- FSA grants Exim UK banking licenceFSA grants Exim UK banking licence (Telegraph)
- Are UK banks killing the economic recovery? (Telegraph)
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- BIS: it's the implicit taxpayer guarantee that drives banks to get bigger (Telegraph)
- Europe's €30 trillion headache (Telegraph)
- Over half of capital markets firms do not have real-time market surveillance (Finextra)
28 July 2010
- Osmium to close Special Situations fund to new investors (MarketWatch)
- Zions unloads CDO risk to Deutsche Bank (MarketWatch)
- Paul Greenwood, WG Trading Hedge Fund Manager, Pleads Guilty to Fraud (Bloomberg)
- Prop Traders Being Reassigned In Wake Of Volcker Rule (Huffington Post)
- Companies hold record $837B in cash, yet won't hire workers (US News & World Report)
- Citigroup May Move Traders to Hedge Funds for Volcker Rule (Bloomberg)
- Army of Ex-Regulators Get Set to Lobby on New Financial Rules (New York Times)
- Feds demand diversity on Wall Street for women and minorities (Politico)
