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The chief executive officer of London Stock Exchange Group Plc is set to join the FTSE 100’s highest paid executives after shareholders voted to more than double his maximum pay to about £13 million ($16.2 million). Nearly 89% of shareholders voted in favor of the new directors’ remuneration policy at the firm’s annual general meeting on Thursday, according to a statement.
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Large proprietary trading firms complain they are subject to hand-me-down rules originally designed for banks.
(The Desk)
Carsten Just has joined Tradeweb as director, after a short stint as a contractor with the firm. Just has held a number of roles in fixed income over the years, with his most recent role with Intellibonds, where he spent just over a year working in fixed income trading functionality and data research.
(Bloomberg)($)
A top Wall Street regulator is considering an outright ban on using derivatives to bet on US elections as part of a crackdown on so-called event contracts, according to people familiar with the plans.
(CoinDesk)
Institutional investors located in Canada significantly increased their holdings of cryptocurrencies in 2023, a survey by KPMG found. The consulting group recently conducted its bi-annual Institutional Adoption of Cryptoassets survey, finding that Canada’s investment sector has re-embraced crypto after a tumultuous year for the industry in 2022. Respondents include hedge funds, family offices, pension funds, private equity and venture capital firms, among others.
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