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  • BOX Options Exchange Price Improvement Activity for December

    Date 06/01/2015

    In the month of December, price improved contracts on BOX Options Exchange (“BOX”) averaged 200,013 per day, which represented a107% increase over the same period last year. Price improvement versus the prevailing NBBO for contracts submitted via BOX’s price improvement auction,PIP, averaged $442,400 per day, while total savings to investors this month was $9.7M. With this, BOX has saved investors over $572M since its inception in2004. Overall average daily trading volume on BOX in the month of Decemberwas 317,927 contracts, which represented a 14% decrease over the same period last year.

  • Morgan Stanley Says Employee Misappropriated Wealth Management Data

    Date 05/01/2015

    Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) today began advising certain Wealth Management clients that an employee had stolen partial client data.  The Wealth Management employee has been terminated, and law enforcement and regulatory authorities have been advised of the incident.

  • CFTC Commitments Of Traders Reports Update

    Date 05/01/2015

    The current reports for the week of December 30, 2014 are now available.

  • OneChicago Marks Record Year With December 2014 Trading Volume - Exchange Posts Second Consecutive Record Year As Total Volume Tops 10.9 Million - Average December Block Trade Size Was 394 (39,400 Share Equivalent)

    Date 05/01/2015

    OneChicago, LLC (OCX), an equity finance exchange, today announced its December 2014 volume of 1,087,256, a decrease of 7% year-over-year. Continuing its growth momentum from the previous year, 2014 marked the first year volume exceeded 10 million contracts. OneChicago is a CFTC and SEC regulated exchange offering Single Stock Futures (SSF), a Delta One product, on approximately 1,500 equities, including ADRs and ETFs.

  • European Parliament This Week: Libor,

    Date 05/01/2015

    The economic affairs committee debates on Thursday rules to improve the transparency and reliability of benchmarks that could affect key financial market rates or the pricing of retail financial contracts such as mortgages. The proposal comes after incidents of manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and Euro Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor).