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  • SR Labs Connects To BATS

    Date 22/07/2008

    BATS Trading Inc., an innovative and technology leading market center, and SR Labs, a leading provider of high speed electronic trading solutions, announced that SR Labs is now connected to the high-speed, low latency BATS trading platform.

  • New FIX Enabled Electronic Platform Authorized For Trading At Mendoza Securities Exchange

    Date 22/07/2008

    The Argentinean Securities Commission (Comisión Nacional de Valores) has authorized the use of “Oasis” —the new electronic trading system developed by Primary Trading Solutions (Primary) for Mendoza Securities Exchange (MVM)—, confirming that the development of electronic trading is a global trend. With a capacity to process millions of orders a day, this new platform is scheduled for release on August 4.

  • Autorité Des Marchés Financiers (AMF): Public Consultation On The Introduction Of A Registration System For Market Professionals

    Date 22/07/2008

    With the reform of the regulatory framework for European financial services, especially the implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, investment services providers (ISPs) are now more accountable for protecting their clients' interests and maintaining market integrity. Under the new harmonised European rules, it is even more important for intermediaries to acquire the resources and organisational capabilities needed to fulfil their professional obligations. In part

  • SIFMA Posts Summary Of 2008 Industry-wide Business Continuity Planning Test - Test Netted Positive Results With An Increased Number Of Firms Participating

    Date 22/07/2008

    The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) has just released on its website a summary report of the results of its June Industry-wide Business Continuity Planning Test. 230 Financial Services firms participated in the test, an increase of 25 percent compared to the 2006 test. Also participating were exchanges, markets and Securities Information Processors (SIPs).

  • SEC Charges Ann Arbor-Based Company And Former Executive In Accounting Fraud Scheme

    Date 22/07/2008

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based company and a former executive in an accounting fraud scheme that ultimately cost the company more than $437 million in market capitalization and caused its stock price to drop by more than half its value during a two-month period in early 2006.