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  • BOX Options Exchange Price Improvement Activity For June

    Date 09/07/2015

    In the month of June, price improved contracts on BOX Options Exchange (“BOX”) averaged 204,457 per day. Price improvement versus the prevailing NBBO for contracts submitted via BOX’s price improvement auction, PIP, averaged $342,513 per day, while total savings to investors in June was $7.53M. With this, BOX has saved investors over $639M since its inception in 2004. Overall average daily trading volume on BOX in the month of June was 332,146 contracts.

  • Investment Company Executives Indicted For $1.5 Billion Ponzi Scheme

    Date 08/07/2015

    The president and chief executive officer and two former Asia-based executives of a Las Vegas investment company were indicted today for their roles in an alleged $1.5 billion Ponzi scheme. 

  • NYSE Outage Not The Result Of A Cyberattack

    Date 08/07/2015

    The outage at NYSE which began shortly after 11:30 EDT and lasted until 15:10, was not the result of a cyberattack. 

  • Greek Banks Will Remain Closed For The Rest Of The Week

    Date 08/07/2015

    Greek state television reported that Greek banks will remain closed for the rest of the week and a 60-euro per day ATM withdrawal limit will remain in force.

  • Office of Financial Research Update - Financial Markets Monitor For June/July

    Date 08/07/2015

    The OFR released today its Financial Markets Monitor for June/July. The monitor says developments in Greece, a sharp equity market correction in China, and Puerto Rico’s announcement of a potential debt restructuring have driven risk sentiment in financial markets. The key market focus has been the negotiations between Greece and its official creditors to secure needed government financing. Uncertainty increased significantly in late June, when the Greek government broke off negotiations, called a referendum on the official creditors’ proposal, established capital controls, and missed a payment to the International Monetary Fund. To date, there have been only moderate spillovers to other euro area periphery markets and safe-haven assets. Developments remain fluid; a more disorderly outcome in Greece than market participants expect may test the stability of broader euro area markets.

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