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  • CBOE Holdings Reports April 2015 Trading Volume

    Date 01/05/2015

    CBOE Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBOE) reported today that total trading volume during April for options contracts on Chicago Board Options Exchange® (CBOE®) and C2 Options Exchange (C2) and futures contracts on CBOE Futures Exchange (CFE®) was 91.4 million contracts, a decrease of four percent versus March 2015 and a decrease of 15 percent from April 2014.

  • ISE Holdings Reports Business Activity For April 2015

    Date 01/05/2015

    • ISE and ISE Gemini combined represent 16.7% of equity options market share, excluding dividend trades.
    • ISE and ISE Gemini reported a combined ADV of 2.4 million contracts.
    • Dividend trades made up 0.7% of industry volume in April 2015.

  • BATS 1000 Index Down 0.5% This Week

    Date 01/05/2015

    BATS Global Markets (BATS), a leading operator of exchanges and services for financial markets globally, reports the BATS 1000® Index (Ticker: BATSK) declined 127.12 points to close at 23,340.64, down 0.5 percent over last Friday’s close.

  • Canadian Securities Regulators Publish Guidance For Proxy Advisory Firms

    Date 01/05/2015

    The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) yesterday adopted National Policy 25-201 Guidance for Proxy Advisory Firms (the Policy).

  • US Justice Department: BNP Paribas Sentenced For Conspiring To Violate The International Emergency Economic Powers Act And The Trading With The Enemy Act

    Date 01/05/2015

    BNP Paribas S.A. (BNPP), a global financial institution headquartered in Paris, was sentenced today for conspiring to violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and the Trading with the Enemy Act (TWEA) by processing billions of dollars of transactions through the U.S. financial system on behalf of Sudanese, Iranian and Cuban entities subject to U.S. economic sanctions.  BNPP was sentenced to a five-year term of probation, and ordered to forfeit $8,833,600,000 to the United States and to pay a $140,000,000 fine.  Today’s sentencing is the first time a financial institution has been convicted and sentenced for violations of U.S. economic sanctions, and the total financial penalty—including the forfeiture and criminal fine—is the largest financial penalty ever imposed in a criminal case.