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  • Tim Ryan To Depart SIFMA

    Date 08/01/2013

    SIFMA today announced that T. Timothy Ryan Jr., President and CEO, has submitted his resignation and will depart SIFMA on February 23.  Mr. Ryan has served as President and CEO of SIFMA since April 2008. SIFMA's mission is to develop policies and practices which strengthen financial markets and which encourage capital availability, investment opportunity, job creation and economic growth while building trust and confidence in the financial industry. SIFMA, with offices in New York and Washington, D.C., is the U.S. regional member of the Global Financial Markets Association (GFMA).

  • FINRA Year In Review

    Date 08/01/2013

    The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) marked 2012 with significant accomplishments in detecting fraudulent activity, implementing cross-market surveillance, increased transparency of securities markets and fulfilling its regulatory mandate to protect investors, assessing $68 million in fines, ordering a record $34 million in restitution to harmed customers and taking measures to ensure market integrity.

  • SIFMA Issues 2012 Year In Review

    Date 08/01/2013

    SIFMA today issued our 2012 Year in Review. The report highlights SIFMA’s advocacy efforts on behalf of its members to ensure the regulatory landscape provides a clear path forward for financial institutions to fulfill their role as the conduits of economic growth and job creation. The full report is available in PDF at the following link: www.sifma.org/year-in-review2012  

  • KCBT HRW Wheat Margin Advisory

    Date 08/01/2013

    Please click here to view the KCBT HRW Wheat Margin Advisory.

  • DTCC Urges CFTC To Reject Proposed Rule That Would Decrease Transparency, Increase Risk To Financial System And Undermine Intent Of Dodd-Frank

    Date 08/01/2013

    The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) today filed a comment letter urging the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to reject The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.’s (CME) proposed Rule 1001, which would alter the already established regulatory reporting structure for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. The proposed rule would inappropriately tie CME’s swap data repository (SDR) and clearing services and eliminate the ability of market participants to choose their preferred SDR.