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  • SEC: G. Jeffrey Boujoukos Named Director Of Philadelphia Regional Office

    Date 21/12/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that G. Jeffrey Boujoukos has been named Director of its Philadelphia Regional Office, where he will oversee enforcement and examinations in the Mid-Atlantic region.  Mr. Boujoukos’ appointment will be effective following the departure of Sharon B. Binger, who is leaving the agency at the end of the year.

  • CFTC Swaps Report Update

    Date 21/12/2016

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

  • Sharon Binger, Director Of Philadelphia Regional Office, To Leave SEC

    Date 21/12/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Sharon B. Binger, Director of the Philadelphia Regional Office, will leave the agency at the end of the year.  Following her departure, G. Jeffrey Boujoukos, the Philadelphia office’s Associate Regional Director for Enforcement, will serve as Regional Director.

  • FINRA Fines 12 Firms A Total Of $14.4 Million For Failing To Protect Records From Alteration - Matters Reflect FINRA’s Focus On Cybersecurity

    Date 21/12/2016

    The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has fined 12 firms a total of $14.4 million for significant deficiencies relating to the preservation of broker-dealer and customer records in a format that prevents alteration. FINRA found that at various times, and in most cases for prolonged periods, the firms failed to maintain electronic records in “write once, read many,” or WORM, format, which prevents the alteration or destruction of records stored electronically.

  • SEC: Petrochemical Manufacturer Braskem S.A. To Pay $957 Million To Settle FCPA Charges

    Date 21/12/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that a Brazilian-based petrochemical manufacturer whose stock trades in the U.S. markets has agreed to settle charges that it created false books and records to conceal millions of dollars in illicit bribes paid to Brazilian government officials to win or retain business.