News
22 July 2011
- CFTC, SEC to Discuss International Effects of Swaps Rules (Securities Technology Monitor)
- US Regulators Back More Coordination On Clearinghouse Oversight (Dow Jones via Nasdaq)
- Niche services rather than volume set to dominate FX ($) (Risk.net)
- Morgan Tops Goldman in Banking, Debt Trading (Bloomberg)
- Wall Street isn’t sweating over Washington's debt-ceiling debate (The Hill)
- Are Secondary Markets Good or Bad for Tech? (New York Times)
- Why the 500 shareholder rule matters to private equity (Fortune)
- Six x-clear cuts fees to complete deals ($) (Financial Times)
- Marex Spectron hires former Lehman executive ($) (Financial Times)
- UK turns down ECB securities project ($) (Financial Times)
21 July 2011
- Gross: Developed world cannot thrive at ‘stall speed’ ($) (Financial Times)
- European banks bolstering revenue via 'retail tricks' (Bob's Guide)
- HSBC 'cutting ties' with US clients (Bob's Guide)
- U.S. may revisit derivatives rules if no global deal (Reuters)
- Slow Progress on Dodd-Frank: One Year Later (Huffington Post)
- Sen Kaufman on Dodd-Frank's 1st Birthday (Huffington Post)
- Swap-Trading Venture Folds, Unable To Get Funding (Dow Jones Newswires/WSJ)
- Wells Fargo’s Project Compass points to $1.5B in expense cuts (Business Journal)
- ConvergEx Arranges Sale to Private Equity Firm (Wall Street & Tech)
- Chiesi gets 2-1/2 years prison in US insider case (Reuters)
- Australia regulator 'demands contingency plans for banks' (Bob's Guide)
- Taiwan reaches mid-point in six-step path to international status (The Trade News)
- E*Trade's biggest investor wants to sell the company (CNN Money)
- Morgan Stanley’s Grimes Masters ‘CityVille’ to Win IPOs From Goldman Sachs (Bloomberg)
- Banks Pay Back TARP Funds by. . . .Borrowing from Treasury (Yahoo! Finance)
- CVC to buy Convergex majority stake; Patsystems acquiring Mixit (Finextra)
- Google to launch credit card; PayPal to move offline (Finextra)
- ESMA consultation to clarify automated trading responsibilities (The Trade News)
- France and Germany agree Greek debt pact (Bob's Guide)
- 'Several banks' eyeing up Anglo Irish portfolio (Bob's Guide)
- Major Austrlaian Private Bank Goes Live with IRESS Wealth Platform (Bob's Guide)
- 'Considerable profit growth' for India's HDFC Bank (Bob's Guide)
- Wall St. Makes Fallback Plans for Debt Crisis (New York Times)
- Sarkozy drops bank tax proposal ($) (Financial Times)
- BATS may delay its IPO ($) (Financial Times)
- As US default looms, pressure grows to end impasse (Reuters)
- Patsystems pushes into US with Mixit ($) (Financial Times)
20 July 2011
- Brussels unveils tough bank capital rules ($) (FT)
- AllianceBernstein Narrows Spread Between the Buyside and Sellside (Traders Magazine)
- SEC Hears Good, Bad on Short-Selling Disclosure (Securities Technology Monitor)
- Knight Profit Down Two-Thirds, As Volume, Volatility Drops (Securities Technology Monitor)
- Chiesi Sentenced in Galleon Insider Trading Case (New York Times/Dealbook)
- CIO Sean Kelley Departing Deutsche Bank (Wall Street & Tech)
- Key Insider-Trading Analyst Kinnucan Says He's Now a Target (Fox Business)
- Citigroup PB unit sees personnel changes (HFM Week)
- Merrill Lynch Intros Under-10 Microsecond Trading Platform (Securities Industry Monitor)
- Citadel Pushes E*Trade to Sell ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- LSE set to stand alone with diversity plan: analysts (Reuters)
- Asia Etrading 2011 Q2 Highlights (Asia Etrading)
- HSBC shuns private banking business from Americans outside U.S. (Reuters)