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Aritas Securities Succeeds Pipeline Trading Systems, Reflecting Significant Operational Changes
Date 18/01/2012
Since announcing a settlement agreement with the SEC last October,Pipeline Trading Systems LLC has been significantly reshaped, culminating today in the announcement of a new name for the business, Aritas Securities LLC. Since the SEC settlement, the firm has seen the departure of senior management, recruited Jay Biancamano as Executive Chairman to provide new leadership, discontinued the operations of its affiliate Milstream Securities, completed work on a new version of its flagship product Alpha Pro, updated its Algorithm Switching Engine and reorganized its internal structure. It is now launching the name Aritas.
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SEC Charges Fund Managers And Analysts In Insider Trading Scheme - Hedge Fund Firms Diamondback Capital And Level Global Also Charged
Date 18/01/2012
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged two multi-billion dollar hedge fund advisory firms as well as seven fund managers and analysts involved in a $78 million insider trading scheme based on nonpublic information about Dell’s quarterly earnings and other similar inside information about Nvidia Corporation.
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London Stock Exchange Group Welcomes Italian Prime Minister, Mario Monti
Date 18/01/2012
London Stock Exchange Group today hosted Italian Prime Minister, Mario Monti, at its London Headquarters in Paternoster Square. Prime Minister Monti addressed a senior audience of UK based financiers, executives and leading City figures outlining his vision for the Italian economy before attending a press conference with international media.
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DME 2011 – The Year In Review
Date 18/01/2012
The DME enjoyed another year of strong growth in 2011 despite a backdrop of unprecedented and challenging global events.
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Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority - Finansinspektionen - And The Riksbank Start Council For Cooperation On Macroprudential Policy
Date 18/01/2012
To mitigate risks to the financial system, Finansinspektionen (FI) and the Riksbank are establishing a council for cooperation on macroprudential policy.
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Dubai Mercantile Exchange Grows Trading Volumes By 19% In 2011
Date 18/01/2012
The Dubai Mercantile Exchange Limited ("DME") recorded year-on-year trading volume growth of 19% in 2011, it announced today.
The DME delivered more than 145 million barrels of crude oil during 2011, led by its flagship DME Oman Crude Oil Futures contract ("DME Oman"), but with a series of linked contracts adding to the performance. Within this growth figure is an underlying increase in Average Daily Volume (ADV) to 3,505 contracts per day, peaking at 4,427 per day in July. This represents the highest monthly ADV since the DME began trading in 2007. New records in total volume were also set in consecutive months during July and August, the latter seeing 95,440 contracts traded through the exchange.
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SIFMA Calls For Significant Changes To Current Volcker Rule Proposal At Congressional Hearing
Date 18/01/2012
SIFMA today called for significant changes in the Volcker Rule before a joint hearing of the House Financial Services Subcommittees on Capital Markets and Government Sponsored Enterprises, Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit that was examining the impact of the Rule.
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NYSE Technologies Completes Toronto Liquidity Center - Expanding The Global Liquidity Network, Offering Improved Market Access And Trading Services
Date 18/01/2012
NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology division of NYSE Euronext, today announced the opening of its latest Liquidity Center installation in Toronto, ON Canada. As one of the key trading locations identified by NYSE Technologies in building its global Liquidity Center Network, the Toronto trading solution offers a combination of services that provide high-performance access to markets, market information and other essential electronic trading infrastructure services.
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European Parliament: Alarm Bells For Talks On Closer Economic Union Deal
Date 18/01/2012
Parliament on Wednesday again sounded the alarm about possible pitfalls for the intergovernmental agreement currently being negotiated on closer economic union. Its resolution voices overwhelming doubts as to the need for any such agreement outside the EU system. It also stresses that democratic accountability must be improved, and says the deal should aim to boost growth, not just enforce austerity.
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Testimony By Federal Reserve Board Governor Daniel K. Tarullo On The Volcker Rule - Before The Subcommittee On Capital Markets And Government Sponsored Enterprises And The Subcommittee On Financial Institutions And Consumer Credit, Committee On Financial Services, U.S. House Of Representatives, Washington, D.C.
Date 18/01/2012
Chairman Capito, Chairman Garrett, Ranking Member Maloney, Ranking Member Waters, and other members of the subcommittees, thank you for the opportunity to testify on the interagency proposal to implement the requirements of section 619 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act), commonly known as the Volcker Rule. My remarks today will focus on some of the issues faced in developing the interagency proposal. As I have previously noted in Congressional testimony, the goal of the Federal Reserve with respect to this and all other provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act, is to implement the statute in a manner that is faithful to the language of the statute and that maximizes financial stability and other social benefits at the least cost to credit availability and economic growth.
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