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  • Whitebox Advisors Chooses Broadridge In Transformative Move To Best-In-Suite Technology Platform

    Date 17/08/2017

    Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.(NYSE:BR) announced that Whitebox Advisors, a global, multi-strategy, multi-billion-dollar hedge fund, has chosen Broadridge’s best-in-suite solution to transform Whitebox’s technology platform to a new paradigm of fully integrated, hedge fund operations hosted by Broadridge.  In particular, Broadridge will provide a comprehensive, fully hosted and integrated platform of trading, portfolio management, reference data, reconciliation and data warehouse solutions to manage Whitebox’s front, middle and back-office operations. This move to Broadridge’s hosted platform will enhance Whitebox’s ability to quickly respond to new growth opportunities.

  • TMX Group Remembers Stan Deudney, Founder And Former President Of CDS

    Date 16/08/2017

    TMX Group today offers sincere condolences on the passing of Stan Deudney, the founder and first President of the Canadian Depository for Securities (CDS).

  • CFTC Swaps Report Update

    Date 16/08/2017

    CFTC's Weekly Swaps Report has been updated, and is now available.

  • ISDA: SwapsInfo Second Quarter 2017 Review

    Date 16/08/2017

    The ISDA SwapsInfo Quarterly Review provides analysis of interest rate derivatives (IRD) and index credit default swaps (CDS) trading activity. The report provides a breakdown of publicly available data to analyze the impact of regulatory change on swap execution facility (SEF) and bilateral trading volumes, as well as cleared and non-cleared activity.

  • SEC Uncovers Wide-Reaching Insider Trading Scheme

    Date 16/08/2017

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced insider trading charges against seven individuals who generated millions in profits by trading on confidential information about dozens of impending mergers and acquisitions.  Data analysis allowed the SEC’s enforcement staff to uncover the illicit trading despite the traders’ alleged use of shell companies, code words, and an encrypted, self-destructing messaging application to evade detection.