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  • Further Enhancements To DTCC'S Licensing & Appointments Service Supports Carrier Compliance With Distributor Training Regulations

    Date 13/02/2012

    The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation DTCC) announced today that it has completed the highly-anticipated next phase of enhancements to its Licensing & Appointments LNA) service, one of the core solutions from its Insurance & Retirement Services I&RS) business that automates and centralizes the flow of producer information between insurance carriers and distributors. LNA is a service offering of National Securities Clearing Corporation, a DTCC subsidiary.

  • Viteos Extends Operational Services To Family Offices - Underserved Market To Benefit From Enterprise-Level Technology, Expertise, Efficiencies

    Date 13/02/2012

    Viteos,  a  leading,  global  provider  of  fundadministration, middle office and consulting services for the asset management community,today announced an expansion of its suite of services to family offices. Viteos has provided services to family offices over the past year.  The additional investment in, and expansion of the Viteos presence in family offices is a reflection of increased client demand and the need for experience and expertise in operations support  and accounting in this segment.

  • MIK Fund Solutions Experiences Record Annual Growth And Expands To The West Coast

    Date 13/02/2012

    MIK Fund Solutions, a leading provider of software solutions for hedge funds, today announced that it has experienced record growth over the last 12 months and has now also expanded to service the west coast. The increase is a reflection of market confidence in MIK’s unique set of products, domain experience and expertise as well as data deployment/use by and for global hedge funds.

  • Allen & Overy Submits Comments On Behalf Of Non-U.S. Banks Challenging Volcker Rule

    Date 13/02/2012

    The showdown between financial institutions and regulators over the ban on proprietary trading and fund investments officially begins today. 

    This is the day financial regulators – including the SEC, Federal Reserve, FDIC and other agencies – have set as the deadline for public comment on the so-called Volcker Rule prohibiting institutions from trading certain securities and making certain investments in funds for their own accounts.  The final rule – named after former Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker – is set to take effect on July 21, which is the two-year anniversary of passage of the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation.

  • Statement Of Dissent, FY 2013 President’s Budget And Performance Review - CFTC Commissioner Scott D. O’Malia

    Date 13/02/2012

    I respectfully dissent from the Fiscal Year 2013 Budget Submission for the Commission. This budget request, like several requests before it, makes an unsubstantiated case for a massive expansion in staffing that is both unrealistic and unsustainable in this deficit environment. The request for over 300 new FTEs above the current Spending Plan goal baseline of 710 FTEs amounts to an increase of roughly 43 percent. In terms of total budget funding, the request is $308 million, an increase of $103 million or 50 percent above the current level of $205 million. As I have stated many times before, an ever-expanding staff hiring plan is fiscally irresponsible and detrimental to the Commission’s already ailing technology programs. The Commission consistently fails to recognize that in the face of its broad new statutory authority to oversee and monitor both the futures and derivatives markets, it cannot afford to continue to push off the key development and deployment of high tech automated surveillance tools, real-time trade monitoring systems, integrated trade data capture and analysis tools and new risk analytics. I cannot sign off on any budget that would put the Commission’s ability to conduct its most basic surveillance and monitoring in jeopardy.