News
21 July 2011
- 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 ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- LSE set to stand alone with diversity plan: analysts (Reuters)
- Asia Etrading 2011 Q2 Highlights (Asia Etrading)
- HSBC shuns private banking business from Americans outside U.S. (Reuters)
- European banks to hold more capital? (Bob's Guide)
- Goldman Sachs Plans Job Cuts as Debt Trading Misses Estimates (Bloomberg)
- 'Execution List' Author Pleads Guilty (FIN Alternatives)
- The Bright Spots in Hedge Funds (DealBook)
- Appetite for hedge funds remained strong in Q2 (Reuters)
- State Street takes 850 IT staff off the payroll (Finextra)
- Misra quits Algo Technologies (Finextra)
- A Dodd-Frank Retreat Deserves a Veto ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- BNY Mellon, State Street Beat Earnings Estimates ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- BlackRock Profit Jumps 43% ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Atlas Shrugged. Will Regulators? ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Algo Anywhere: Misra Pursues Other Interests, Again (Securities Technology Monitor)
- Goldman to Investors: No Soup for You ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Buy-side warns SEC over short-selling disclosure (The Trade News)
- Goldman Bets Less and Takes Hit ($) (Wall Street Journal)
- Weekly tech update: Nomura, LSE, Yuanta/Orc and more… (The Trade News)
- BofA records 'worrying loss' (Bob's Guide)
- Banks 'paid out £14bn in bonuses' last year (Bob's Guide)
- When Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Stumble, High-Frequency Trading Steals Spotlight (pr-inside.com)
- CFTC Proposal May Give Clearinghouses More Time to Accept Swaps (Bloomberg)
- Share trading volumes up at Chi-X and Liquidnet ($) (Financial Times)
- TD Waterhouse launches equity trading app ($) (Financial Times)
- Misra quits Algo Technologies ($) (Financial Times)
- Tensions spill over at CFTC over swaps reform ($) (Financial Times)
- LSE plays down prospect of tie-ups ($) (Financial Times)
19 July 2011
- 'Doubts cast' over EU Greek deal (Bob's Guide)
- Principal Trading Groups to Make Markets for Interest Rate, Credit Default Swaps (Advanced Trading)
- Three Dealers Are Deadlocked in Fixed Income —Greenwich Study (Advanced Trading)
- NASDAQ OMX Selects Cisco Technology for High Performance Options Trading Networks (Wall Street & Technology)
- Ex-trader admits threatening to kill U.S. regulators (Yahoo Finance)
- Goldman to Cut Jobs as Debt Trading Misses (Bloomberg)
- High Frequency Firms Poised To Challenge Dealers In Swap Trade -Tabb (Dow Jones Newswires )
- CFTC Proposal May Give Clearinghouses More Time to Accept Swaps (Bloomberg)