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  • NASDAQ Announces End-Of-Month Open Short Interest Positions In NASDAQ Stocks As Of Settlement Date March 28, 2013

    Date 09/04/2013

    At the end of the settlement date of March 28, 2013, short interest in 2,120 NASDAQ Global MarketSM securities totaled 7,144,598,516 shares compared with 7,278,906,126 shares in 2,120 Global Market issues reported for the prior settlement date of March 15, 2013. The end-of-March short interest represents 4.34 days average daily NASDAQ Global Market share volume for the reporting period, compared with 4.24 days for the prior reporting period.

  • NYSE MKT Issues Short Interest Report

    Date 09/04/2013

    NYSE MKT (formerly known as NYSE Amex) today reported short interest as of the close of business on the settlement date of March 28, 2013.

  • Statement By CFTC Commissioner Scott O’Malia - Staff No-Action Letters Regarding Data Reporting Rules (Parts 43, 45 & 46)

    Date 09/04/2013

    Between Friday April 5th and today, Commission staff issued three no-action letters in connection with its swap reporting requirements for trade options by end users, swaps transactions between inter-affiliates and reporting obligations for both financial and non-financial (end users) entities under Parts 43 (Real Time Reporting), 45 (Regulatory Reporting) and 46 (Historic Swap Reporting) of the Commission’s regulations. The trade option and inter-affiliate exemptions provided relief from reporting obligations under Parts 45 and 46. Both the trade option and inter-affiliate exemptions are for an indefinite period of time. The no-action letter issued today provides staggered dates of relief from Parts 43, 45 and 46 reporting for swaps by both financial and non-financial entities depending on the product at issue. While I support relief to provide end users with adequate time to comply with the rules, I am troubled by the arbitrary and ad-hoc manner in which this relief was provided. The application of date, product and participant distinctions makes compliance and implementation confusing for the end users.

  • Statement By European Commissioner Michel Barnier Welcoming The Agreement Reached On Disclosure Requirements For The Extractive Industry And Loggers Of Primary Forests And On Simpler Accounting Requirements For Small Companies

    Date 09/04/2013

    I congratulate the European Parliament, in particular the rapporteurs Klaus-Heiner Lehne and Arlene McCarthy, and the Council, in particular the Irish, Cypriot and Danish Presidencies on reaching this important agreement. The agreement on the disclosure requirements for the extractive and forestry industries shows how EU legislation can be a catalyst for change in developing countries. Local communities in resource-rich countries will finally be better informed about what their governments are being paid by multinationals for exploiting oil and gas fields, mineral deposits and forests. The agreement will bring in a new era of transparency to an industry which is far too often shrouded in secrecy and help fight tax evasion and corruption as well as create the framework so both companies and governments can be held to account on the use of revenues from natural resources.

  • CFTC’s Division Of Market Oversight Provides No-Action Relief From Swap Data Reporting Requirements To Swap Counterparties That Are Not Swap Dealers Or Major Swap Participants

    Date 09/04/2013

    The Division of Market Oversight (DMO) of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced the issuance of a no-action letter providing swap counterparties that are not swap dealers or major swap participants (“non-SD/MSP counterparties”), with certain relief from the reporting requirements of the CFTC’s swap data reporting rules, which are set forth at Parts 43, 45 and 46 of the CFTC’s regulations.

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