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DTCC Appoints Lynn Bishop As Chief Information Officer - Bishop Assumes The CIO Post As DTCC Advances The Strategic Replatforming Of Its Technology And Provides Industry-Wide Leadership On FinTech

Date 28/10/2019

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, today announced the appointment of Lynn Bishop as Chief Information Officer (CIO), effective immediately. In this role, Bishop is responsible for the ongoing development and testing of all the technology that supports DTCC’s post-trade infrastructure, communications networks, processing and messaging systems, as well as the IT applications underlying DTCC’s broad range of products and services. Bishop is a member of the firm’s Management Committee and now reports directly to DTCC’s CEO, Michael Bodson.

Intercontinental Exchange Launches ICE ETF Hub Enabling And Supporting The Next Phase Of Growth In ETFs

Date 28/10/2019

• Technology-enabled ecosystem aims to bring efficiency and standardization to the ETF primary market
• New protocols for creating and redeeming ETF orders

US Federal Agencies Propose Rule To Amend Swap Margin Rules

Date 28/10/2019

Five federal agencies today announced a proposal to change the swap margin rules to facilitate the implementation of prudent risk management strategies at certain banks and swap entities.

CFTC To Hold An Open Commission Meeting On November 5

Date 28/10/2019

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Heath P. Tarbert today announced the CFTC will hold an open meeting on Tuesday, November 5, 2019, at 10:00 a.m. EST at its headquarters in Washington, DC to consider the following:

• Proposed Rule: Correcting Amendment to Commission Regulation 160.30 (Privacy of Consumer Financial Information)
• Foreign Board of Trade (FBOT) Applications of Euronext Amsterdam, Euronext Paris, and European Energy Exchange
• Other Commission Business

Deutsche Börse Group Shows Strong Growth In Q3/2019

Date 28/10/2019

• Net revenue up 13 per cent on an adjusted basis to €734 million in Q3/2019. 
• Adjusted net profit amounted to €283 million for Q3/2019.
• Adjusted earnings per share rose by 18 per cent to €1.54 in Q3/2019.
• In the first nine months of 2019, net revenue was up 7 per cent while adjusted net profit for the period rose by 12 per cent, to €863 million.
• The company confirm its targets for 2019, in view of the very positive development year-to-date.

SEC And Fordham University School Of Law To Host Conference On Combating Community-Based Financial Fraud

Date 28/10/2019

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s New York Regional Office and Fordham University School of Law will host a conference on November 1 on combating community-based financial fraud.  The conference will focus on fraudulent and manipulative schemes that target potential victims based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, age, and other associations.  Conference participants from the SEC, Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), and New Jersey Bureau of Securities will discuss effective strategies for detecting, preventing, and combating community-based financial fraud. 

The UK Financial Services Beyond Brexit Summit: Economic Secretary's Speech

Date 28/10/2019

The Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City Minister, John Glen, delivered a speech to financial sector leaders at the fifth UK Financial Services Beyond Brexit Summit.

Borsa Istanbul: BIST Stock Indices Ground Rules Has Been Updated In Order To Adapt New Market Structure Changes And 3 New Indices, Namely BIST Liquid Banks, BIST Liquid 10 Ex Banks And BIST ECM Indices

Date 28/10/2019

Borsa Istanbul Management has decided to amend BIST Stock Indices Ground Rules because of the;

• New market structure changes, announced on October 2, 2019 with the announcement numbered 2019/65, in order to;
  1. form selection pool of BIST 30, BIST 50 and BIST 100 indices from stocks trading on Stars Market,
  2. remove the rules regarding abolished ABCD groupings,
  3. use average of adjusted prices, instead of median of adjusted prices, for the calculation of market capitalization, during periodic reviews of indices which are subject to periodic review,
  4. change the lower and upper thresholds used for the determination of included/excluded stocks for BIST 100 index, to 95 and 105 respectively, instead of former 90 and 110,
  5. set number of substitute shares to 3 for all indices, which have reserve list,
• Start to calculate 3 new indices, namely BIST Liquid Banks, BIST Liquid 10 Ex Banks and BIST ECM indices of which constituents will be selected among Stars Market Group 1 stocks for BIST Liquid Banks and BIST Liquid 10 Ex Banks indices and among Emerging Companies Market stocks for BIST ECM index.

IPC Strikes Strategic Partnership With Trusted Data Solutions - Providing Solutions For Global Compliant Access, Management And Transformation Of Voice And Electronic Data

Date 28/10/2019

IPC, a leading global provider of secure, compliant communications and networking solutions for the financial markets community, today announced a strategic partnership with Trusted Data Solutions (TDS), an expert in  mobile voice recording solutions, compliance, data management and transformation services. This strategic partnership enables IPC customers to access and manage legacy and real-time voice related data in a single unified solution.  

NICE Actimize Revolutionizes Collaborative Fraud Fighting At Money20/20 With Decentralized Artificial Intelligence Capabilities Leveraging Its Collective Intelligence Capabilities, NICE Actimize’s Federated Learning Approach Tackles Multiple Fraud Typologies, Including Application Fraud, Business Email Compromise And Real-Time Payments Fraud

Date 28/10/2019

Debuting at Money20/20 USA today, NICE Actimize, a NICE business (Nasdaq: NICE) and leader in Autonomous Financial Crime Management, is introducing its Federated Learning capability that will provide financial services organizations (FSOs) with higher fraud detection rates across numerous fraud scenarios by leveraging NICE Actimize’s Collective Intelligence network. With this innovative cloud-based approach that uses machine learning analytics, FSOs can protect their institutions more effectively against multiple fraud typologies, including real-time payments fraud, while improving customer experience.