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Statement By The New Zealand Financial Markets Authority On Senior Trust Retirement Village Income Generator Limited
Date 27/06/2025
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) – Te Mana Tātai Hokohoko is aware of several news articles over the last few days which refer to its recent engagement with Senior Trust.
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Remarks At The Executive Compensation Roundtable, SEC Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda, Washington D.C., June 26, 2025
Date 26/06/2025
Thank you, Chairman Atkins, for convening today’s roundtable. I look forward to engaging in a dialogue with panelists and commenters on whether the executive compensation disclosure framework can be improved. Already, the Commission has received a number of public comment letters on executive compensation, which I found helpful in preparation for today’s roundtable.
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SIFMA Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) Reform Recommendations
Date 26/06/2025
In this episode of The SIFMA Podcast, SIFMA President and CEO Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr., is joined by colleague Joe Corcoran, Managing Director and Associate General Counsel, to discuss SIFMA’s recommendations to the Securities and Exchange Commission on how to reform the Consolidated Audit Trail, or the CAT.
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Nadex Product Schedule For The 2025 US Fourth Of July Holiday
Date 26/06/2025
Wednesday, July 2, 2025: The Exchange will observe normal business hours.
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Spare The Trees So Investors Can See The Forest: Remarks Before The Executive Compensation Roundtable, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, Washington D.C., June 26, 2025
Date 26/06/2025
Good afternoon. Thank you to Chairman Atkins for convening today’s roundtable and thank you to the moderators and panelists for joining us to discuss this important topic. On a recent trip to Alaska, one of the most striking sights was the rich forests of Sitka spruces clustering on steep mountainsides climbing up from the sea. I quickly stowed my binoculars in favor of taking in the whole scene. Absent a distinguishing feature—a different tree type, an intriguing root system, a bald eagle perched on its branches, or a bear lurking in its shade—the grandeur of the forest is lost when focusing on any one tree. Trying not to lose sight of the forest for the trees in beautiful Alaska brings me back to the ugly reality of executive compensation disclosure. Over the years, executive compensation disclosure has become increasingly unwieldy and expensive and decreasingly useful. The SEC’s rules focus excessively on random trees rather than giving a realistic view of the forest. They direct readers’ attention to a set of executive compensation items that, largely, entertain the onlooker rather than educate the investor. Preparing the lengthy and complex disclosures eats up lots of resources—management time and attention, attorneys’ and accountants’ billable hours, and even trees as pages of disclosures pile up—and distort corporate decision-making.
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Nasdaq To Hold Second Quarter 2025 Investor Conference Call
Date 26/06/2025
Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) has scheduled its second quarter 2025 financial results announcement.
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Changes To The Expanded Opening And Intra-Day Quote Width Requirements And Order Monitor Settings For Certain Symbols Trading On MIAX Options And MIAX Emerald Options Beginning Tuesday, July 1, 2025, Through Tuesday, September 30, 202
Date 26/06/2025
MIAX Options and MIAX Emerald Options will change the maximum valid bid/ask differentials for certain symbols traded on the Exchanges. The changes to the extended quote width requirements will begin on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, and remain in effect through Tuesday, September 30, 2025, unless withdrawn by the Exchanges before that time.
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Statement At The Executive Compensation Roundtable, SEC Commissioner Caroline A. Crenshaw, June 26, 2025
Date 26/06/2025
Good afternoon. I’m sorry that I can’t be with you for today’s roundtables, which I’m certain will generate some thought-provoking ideas and conversations.
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Remarks At The Executive Compensation Roundtable, Paul S. Atkins, SEC Chairman, Washington D.C., June 26, 2025
Date 26/06/2025
Good afternoon. Welcome to all of you attending in person or watching and listening online to today’s roundtable on executive compensation. I thank the very distinguished group of moderators and panelists who have assembled here today for volunteering their time to contribute their thoughts on this important topic.
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Federal Reserve: Senior Credit Officer Opinion Survey On Dealer Financing Terms
Date 26/06/2025
The Senior Credit Officer Opinion Survey on Dealer Financing Terms (SCOOS) is a quarterly survey providing information about the availability and terms of credit in securities financing and over-the counter (OTC) derivatives markets. The SCOOS is modeled after the long-established Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices, which provides qualitative information about changes in supply and demand for loans to households and businesses at commercial banks. The SCOOS collects qualitative information on credit terms and conditions in securities financing and OTC derivatives markets, which are important conduits for leverage in the financial system. The survey panel for the SCOOS began by including 20 dealers and over time has been expanded. These firms account for almost all of the dealer activity in dollar-denominated securities financing and OTC derivatives markets. The survey is directed to senior credit officers responsible for maintaining a consolidated perspective on the management of credit risks. The HTML links below include the full report; the PDF links include the summary only.