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  • TMX Datalinx To Become Global Distributor Of Wall Street Horizon’s Data Products

    Date 18/02/2015

    TMX Datalinx, the information services division of TMX Group, and Wall Street Horizon Inc, (WSH) today announced an agreement under which TMX Datalinx will become a global distributor of Wall Street Horizon's data products.

  • trueEX Appoints CIO, Reports Record Trading Volumes

    Date 18/02/2015

    trueEX, the first designated contract marketplace for interest rate swaps, announced today the appointment of Saro Jahani as Chief Information Officer. The appointment comes at a time of rapid growth for the company, which reported record activity on its platform in January 2015.

  • UK Financial Conduct Authority - TR15/1: Asset Management Firms And The Risk Of Market Abuse

    Date 18/02/2015

    This paper presents our findings from the thematic review of how asset management firms control the risk of committing market abuse.

    Why are we issuing this thematic review?

    Market abuse damages market integrity and undermines confidence in financial markets. At a firm level, association with market abuse causes reputational damage and can lead to substantial financial loss. Our regime requires firms to have effective processes to identify, monitor and manage the risk of market abuse.

  • TheCityUK Responds To Lord Hill’s Capital Markets Union Green Paper

    Date 18/02/2015

    Responding to Lord Hill’s Building a Capital Markets Union Green paper, Chris Cummings, Chief Executive at TheCityUK, commented:

    “This green paper represents a significant step forward in the drive to create a Europe where essential finance needed to drive growth can flow more freely. In the UK and across Europe more and better paid jobs are needed, and these can only come from firms investing in their businesses.

  • European Commission - Fact Sheet: Q & A On The Green Paper On Building A Capital Markets Union

    Date 18/02/2015

    General Questions

    What does the term 'Capital Markets Union' mean?

    The free movement of capital is a long-standing objective of the European Union – a fundamental freedom which should be at the heart of the single market. Despite the progress that has been made, Europe's capital markets remain fragmented along national lines and European economies remain heavily reliant on banks for their funding needs. This makes them more vulnerable in bad times to a tightening of bank lending, as happened during the financial crisis.