News
16 August 2010
- Graham Capital Hedge Fund Hires Deutsche Bank’s Calderini (Bloomberg News)
- Atrium Network Upgrades Connection Between New York, Toronto (Advanced Trading)
- Techno-Thriller: Why Was Goldman Sachs So Worried About One Nerdy Sentence? (Huffington Post)
- Lime rolls out Real Time Data from the CBOE (Automated Trader)
- Daiwa appoints regional equity head Europe and Middle East (TheTRADEnews.com)
- Citi gears up for dark pool launch in Singapore (TheTRADEnews.com)
- Societe Generale adds "Block Cross" to QES (Automated Trader)
- Betfair to launch its own trading system (City A.M.)
15 August 2010
- China Passes Japan as Second-Largest Economy (NY Times)
14 August 2010
- New Rules on Finance to Be Done in the Open (New York Times )
13 August 2010
- Bats Gets SEC Approval to Create Second U.S. Exchange (Bloomberg )
- Wall Street Whispers: Is Bill Gross Full of Baloney? (theStreet.com)
- EC publishes responses to market abuse consultation (The Trade News)
- Goldman Sachs economist: 25% to 30% chance of new US recession (Bob's Guide )
- Is a Crash Coming? Ten Reasons to Be Cautious (Wall Street Journal )
- Runaway London Tube Train Careers for Four Miles Without Driver (Bloomberg )
- Integrated Capital Solutions Launches New Managed Investment Platform To Track Trading Advisors (WallStreetAndTech)
- Oracle sues Google over Android (Financial Times)
- BlackBerry irritates spy masters (Financial Times)
- Goldman Sachs could be largely unaffected by financial overhaul (LA Times)
- Credit Card Securitization Stalls (theStreet.com)
- Credit Suisse, Barclays Cuts May Be Start of Bank Hiring Freeze (Bloomberg )
- Chi-X Europe to trade depository receipts from September (TheTRADENews)
12 August 2010
- Hedge funds pick up pace in fixed-income trading (P&I Online)
- And now for something completely different: Wall Street Exec Pleads Dumb (Crain's New York Business)
- Schumer on High Frequency Trading (Wall Street Journal)
- Hedge-Fund Inflows Jumped in July (Wall Street Journal)
- Wall Street Traders’ Bonuses May Drop 15% From ’09, Study Says (Bloomberg News)
- Computer systems fingered in flash crash probe (Finextra)
- Bonuses in financial sector to increase slightly this year (MarketWatch)
- Invesco trading head calls for more information on HFT (TheTRADEnews.com)
- Computer systems fingered in flash crash probe (Finextra)
- A List of Countries Considering BlackBerry Bans (New York Times)
- Goldman Sachs Got Walloped by British Bank Tax (CNBC)
- TCA Demand Beyond Equities Driven by New Reporting Requirements, Lack of Trust (Advanced Trading )
- Barclays Capital to Cut Several Hundred Jobs-Source (WallStreetAndTech)
- Plunging Markets Show Global Policy Failure (Wall Street Journal)
- A Nation That Won't Be Fooled Again - Writing on the Wall (Wall Street Journal)
- Goldman Sachs could be largely unaffected by financial overhaul (LATimes )
- NY race for "Sheriff of Wall Street" hard to call (Yahoo Finance)
- Industry backs US flash order ban for listed options (The Trade News)
- Strong UK demand for online money management tools - Yodlee (Finextra)
- EC publishes responses to market abuse consultation (TheTRADEnews.com)
- MAS grants “Approved Exchange” status to SMX (Automated Trader)
- Societe Generale utilises new risk management technology (Bob's Guide)
- Osaka Securities Exchange disciplines Deutsche Bank over algo trading error (Finextra)
11 August 2010
- Financial markets: Derivative dilemmas (Financial Times)
- Goldman Sachs Abacus Investigations Continue (Huffington Post)
- Panel urges big thinking in 'flash crash' response (Reuters)
- SEC, CFTC consider more rules to defuse ‘flash crash' (Investment News)
