News
30 March 2011
- History Backs Bernanke Betting Volatility Variable Won’t Hurt (Bloomberg)
- Polish OTC clearer aims for 2012 launch as Europe fragments ($) (Risk.net)
- ISDA: OTC Derivatives Market Is $401 Tln, Not $583 Tln Per BIS ($) (WSJ/Dow Jones)
- Predictive Analytics Arms the Buy Side Against HFT (Advanced Trading)
- U.S. Spy Agency Is Said to Investigate Hacker Attack on Nasdaq (Bloomberg/BusinessWeek)
- Dimon Kicks Off Wall Street Pressure on Global Competitiveness (Bloomberg)
- Irish govt to take control of banks? (Bob's Guide)
- Wall Street East Should Be on Firmer Ground: William Pesek (Bloomberg)
- Ex-Merrill Executive Fakahany Awarded $1.2 Million (Dealbook)
- IMF queries derivatives reform effectiveness ($) (Financial Times)
- BMV in talks with Bovespa over routing ($) (Financial Times)
- Quick View: Will BATS succeed with primary listings? ($) (Financial Times)
- Will Barclays Turn Its Back on Britain? ($) (Wall Street Journal)
29 March 2011
- Hedge Fund Assets Return To $2T Level, Biggest Funds Get Bigger (FINalternatives)
- Swaps Reform Shouldn’t Mimic Futures Market Rules, ISDA Says (Bloomberg)
- Chamber watching Dodd-Frank for emerging problems (The Hill)
- Hedge funds find India toughest BRIC to crack (The Economic Times)
- SAC Hedge Fund Grabs a Chunk of AK Steel (WSJ)
- U.S. regulators near loan risk-retention rule (Reuters)
- OTC Derivatives Coming Under Regulatory Scrutiny (Advanced Trading)
- Credit Suisse Pushes Pay Overhaul (The Wall Street Journal $)
- Morgan Stanley Presses Its Dark Pool Case in Washington (Traders Magazine)
- Floor Brokers Face Squeeze On Citi Reverse Split (The Wall Street Journal $)
- Hacking, flash-crash drives SEC rule effort (MarketWatch)
- CFTC's Chilton Says Global Swaps Markets Face Risk of `Race to the Bottom' (Bloomberg)
- Hong Kong Initial Public Offer Sponsor Diligence Inadequate, Wheatley Says (Bloomberg)
- Cameron says any transaction tax must be global (Reuters)
- Chi-X Europe to use Russell for derivatives push ($) (Financial Times)
- Trading trends: Focus on speed blurs big picture ($) (Financial Times)
- BATS to challenge NYSE, Nasdaq on primary listings ($) (Financial Times)
28 March 2011
- BNY Mellon Hires Former Lehman Brothers Analyst Malvey as Chief Strategist (Bloomberg)
- Geithner won't shield forex options: sources (Reuters)
- Regulation: Industry pleads its case against rules forged in heat of crisis ($) (Financial times)
- Dodd-Frank Expands Requirement for SEC Registration to Vast Majority of US-based and US-Active Hedge Funds, According to a New White Paper from Citi Prime Finance (Yahoo!)
- Note to Banks: It’s Not 2006 Anymore (NY Times)
- Who Will Rescue Financial Reform? (NY Times)
- New rules to push derivatives trading on to exchanges will reshape the market ($) (Financial News)
- Wall Street Reform Will Bring Huge Technology Changes (InformationWeek)
- Stiglitz: Why I didn't sign deficit letter (Politico)
- How mutual funds could feel the regulatory squeeze (InvestmentNews)
- Tibco moves trading into nanoseconds (Financial Times ($))
- ISDA issues RFP for commodity derivatives trade repository (Finextra)
- Goldman Special Situation Profit Seen at Risk With Volcker Rule (Bloomberg)
- European Bank Bonus Payouts Said to Be Scrutinized by Regulator (Bloomberg)
- World Turns Up the Heat on Hostile Takeovers (The Wall Street Journal $)
- European Bank Bonus Payouts Said to Be Scrutinized by Regulator (Bloomberg)
- New rules to push derivatives trading on to exchanges will reshape the market (Financial News $)
- Bondholders 'could share bank burden' in Ireland (Bob's Guide)
- HK banks agree on resolution for Lehman minibonds (Reuters)
- Japan Better Off for TSE's Resilience ($) (Wall Street Journal)