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A Toehold for China on Wall Street
NY Times DealBook)($ Shaolin-style martial arts. A plate-spinning acrobat. Musicians playing the dizi, a Chinese bamboo flute, and the yangqin, a hammered dulcimer. That was the scene Thursday evening on the 52nd floor of the Trump Building at 40 Wall St. in Lower Manhattan.
17 May 2013
Who Waters Down Wall Street Regulation, Anyway?
New York Magazine The familiar narrative about the Wall Street–Washington "revolving door" is that it is very, very, very bad. Having former bankers and white-collar defense lawyers go to D.C. to work as regulators, we are told, leads to lax policing of Wall Street and a permanently out-of-control financial sector.
17 May 2013
Previous News
17 May 2013
- CFTC gives SEFs green light (The Trade News)
- Goldman targets growing retail alternatives industry (eFinancial News)($)
- Mihan Named Global Head of Equity Trading at UBS (Traders)
- Industry Tests SEC’s Patience on Systems Standards (Traders)
- Has interoperability arrived in derivatives? (Futures & Options World)
- We'll Probably Regulate Bloomberg: CFTC's Chilton (CNBC)
- Goldman Offers Hedge Funds to the 99% (The Street)
- Cleared US dollar IRSs increase ahead of buy-side deadline (The Trade News)
- Wall Street Wins Rollback in Dodd-Frank Swap-Trade Rules (Businessweek)
- Google accused of devious and unethical tax behaviour (Financial Times)($)
- Central Bank Competence Is A Technology (Forbes)
- Bonus cap to catch tens of thousands more bankers in Europe (Financial Times)($)
- CFTC approves Sef rules - and eyes block trade controversy (Risk.net)($)
- The Fed Is Failing On Both Parts Of Its Dual Mandate (HuffPost)
- Is Bloomberg’s Snooping More than a Tempest in a Terminal? (FTF)
- Big banks gain as U.S. adopts weakened swap rules (Reuters)
- Dodd-Frank "Extraterritoriality" - Trust but Verify (CME Group)
- US in compromise on derivatives trade rules (Financial Times)($)
- Too Many Order Types, Traders Fret (Traders)
- Emerging-Market Stocks Head for First Weekly Decline in a Month (Bloomberg)
- Small investors at greater risk as institutions grow in Shenzhen (The Trade)
- Investor Aiming for the Top, Again (NY Times)
- Regulators Target Exchanges As They Ready Record Fine (WSJ)($)
- Citi removes FX traders from Bloomberg chat rooms (FT)
- Britain is hurtling along the road to an EU exit (FT)
16 May 2013
- Is it Time to Tweak, Keep or Scrap Reg NMS? (Advanced Trading )
- Warsaw-Viennese waltz ups tempo for the CEE dance (eFinancial News)($)
- CFTC's Gensler, Chilton's Positions May Not Be Renewed (Forbes)
- Gross Says Bond Bull Market Probably Ended April 29 (Bloomberg)
- Krawcheck Agrees to Buy the Women’s Network 85 Broads (NY Times)
- Regulators Overhaul Derivatives Market, but With a Caveat (NY Times)
- CFTC Approves Swaps-Trading Rules (WSJ)
- CFTC ushers in new swap trading era amid concerns about process and calls for flexibility (Automated Trader)
- Nasdaq eyes European derivatives push (Financial Times)($)
- GOLDMAN: 'We Don't Have A Major Concern' With Bloomberg (Business Insider)
- Nasdaq's Options Market Has 'Issues,' Halts Some Trading (Dow Jones)
- CME's Duffy questions more regs for high speed traders (Reuters)
- Berkshire Cut to AA by S&P as Ratings Firm Revises Criteria (Washington Post)
- BTIG Trades With the Stars and Raises $4 Million for Charities (Tradersmagazine.com)
- Japanese listed infrastructure market takes shape (The Trade)
- Nasdaq Won’t, FINRA Will Bid on Consolidated Audit Trail (Securities Technology Monitor)
- JPMorgan Appoints Co-Heads of Global M.&A. (NYTimes)
- Buy-side clearing issues grow as swaps face liquidity dip (The Trade )
- Time is money when it comes to microwaves (FT Magazine)($)
- No second chance for MiFID II – FCA (The Trade News)