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SEC Charges Five Traders With Short Selling Violations

Date 02/07/2014

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged five traders for committing short selling violations while trading for themselves and Worldwide Capital Inc., a Long Island, N.Y.-based proprietary firm that earlier this year paid the largest-ever monetary sanction for Rule 105 violations.
FINRA Bars Broker For Insider Trading In Japanese Securities

Date 02/07/2014

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has barred Kenneth Ronald Allen, a former equity trader at First New York Securities L.L.C., from the securities industry for trading Japanese securities on the basis of material, non-publicized information that he received from a corporate insider.
James McNamara Named As SEC Deputy Chief Human Capital Officer In The Office Of Human Resources

Date 02/07/2014

The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that James McNamara has been selected as the deputy chief human capital officer in its Office of Human Resources.
exactEarth And Genscape Announce Strategic Alliance

Date 02/07/2014

exactEarth Ltd., a leading provider of global maritime vessel data, is pleased to announce a new, expanded strategic alliance with Genscape Inc., the leading real-time energy information supplier to commercial markets. exactEarth and Genscape, having extremely complementary backgrounds and capabilities, are now looking to apply their respective technologies, resources, and experiences to jointly explore the development and distribution of AIS-based data products and services to customers around the globe.
European Commission Urges Governments To Embrace Potential Of Big Data

Date 02/07/2014

Data collection and exploitation is a growing phenomenon; in response to industry and grassroots demands the European Commission is today calling on national governments to wake-up to this “big data” revolution.

ICMA And Rule Financial Launch T2S Survey

Date 02/07/2014

The International Capital Markets Association (ICMA) and Rule Financial have today announced the launch of a joint survey into industry preparedness for and attitudes towards Target 2 Securities (T2S).
Tradeweb's Global Government Bonds Datasheet - June 2014

Date 02/07/2014

Click here to download Tradeweb’s new monthly DataSheet for global government 10-year benchmark bonds.
Maciej Wewiór Appointed Director Of Public Relations Department And Spokesperson Of Warsaw Stock Exchange

Date 02/07/2014

Maciej Wewiór has been appointed Director of the Public Relations Department of Warsaw Stock Exchange and its Spokesperson.
EBA Publishes Lists For The Calculation Of Capital Requirements For Credit Risk

Date 02/07/2014

The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a series of lists in the field of credit risk, in accordance with the EU Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR). These lists will assist EU institutions in the determination of their capital requirements for credit risk.
Speech By Federal Reserve Chair Janet L. Yellen At The 2014 Michel Camdessus Central Banking Lecture, International Monetary Fund, Washington, D.C., July 2, 2014 - Monetary Policy And Financial Stability

Date 02/07/2014

It is an honor to deliver the inaugural Michel Camdessus Central Banking Lecture. Michel Camdessus served with distinction as governor of the Banque de France and was one of the longest-serving managing directors of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In these roles, he was well aware of the challenges central banks face in their pursuit of price stability and full employment, and of the interconnections between macroeconomic stability and financial stability. Those interconnections were apparent in the Latin American debt crisis, the Mexican peso crisis, and the East Asian financial crisis, to which the IMF responded under Camdessus's leadership. These episodes took place in emerging market economies, but since then, the global financial crisis and, more recently, the euro crisis have reminded us that no economy is immune from financial instability and the adverse effects on employment, economic activity, and price stability that financial crises cause.