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  • SIX Swiss Exchange: Pictet Connects To SIX Swiss Exchange Liquidnet Service

    Date 12/07/2016

    With its connection to SLS, the SIX Swiss Exchange Liquidnet Service, Pictet joins the largest pool of buy-side block liquidity in Europe.

  • Americans’ Financial Capability Growing Stronger, But Not For All Groups: FINRA Foundation Study

    Date 12/07/2016

    While Americans as a whole are feeling less financial stress, making ends meet remains a daily struggle for millions — particularly women, millennials, African-Americans, Hispanics, and those lacking a high school education. These findings come from the National Financial Capability Study (NFCS), released today by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation (FINRA Foundation).

  • SEC Announces New Investor Advisory Committee Members

    Date 12/07/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the appointment of three new members to its Investor Advisory Committee, and the reappointment of five members whose terms recently expired. 

  • Contego Achieves Cyber Essentials PLUS Status

    Date 12/07/2016

    Contego, the multi-source fraud detection platform, today announced that it had achieved theCyber Essentials PLUS certification, a government backed, industry supported scheme to help organisations protect themselves against cyber attacks.

  • Federal Reserve Governor Daniel K. Tarullo At The Center For American Progress And Americans For Financial Reform Conference, Washington, D.C., July 12, 2016, Opening Remarks

    Date 12/07/2016

    Having been given the privilege of opening this conference, let me start at the very beginning with the term "shadow banking." The very phrase evokes the sense of something hidden, furtive even--a sort of film noir backdrop for extending credit, in contrast to the well-lit setting of the local insured depository institution. In the pre-crisis years, there did indeed develop modes of financial intermediation in which certain features of a counterparty relationship were, if not quite obscured, then at least ambiguous, and thus "shadowy." Most notable were arrangements in which guarantees of capital preservation or liquidity provision were understood to exist and to have been previously honored, even in the absence of contractual obligations for those guarantees. But as asset values were falling to points unknown, the withdrawal of many of these implicit guarantees by financial entities that were themselves under stress amplified the growing liquidity crunch.