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Federal Court In Illinois Imposes Over $3.5 Million In Sanctions Against Dimitry Vishnevetsky And His Company, Oxford Capital, For Orchestrating Commodity Fraud Schemes And Misappropriation - In A Related Criminal Action, Vishnevetsky Sentenced To Six Years In Prison
Date 10/03/2014
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) obtained a federal court Order requiring Defendants Dimitry Vishnevetsky formerly of Chicago, Illinois, and his company, Oxford Capital, LLC (Oxford) to pay a civil monetary penalty of $1,910,982 and restitution for defrauded customers totaling $1,608,327. The default judgment Order, entered by the Honorable Ruben Castillo of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois on February 26, 2014, stems from a CFTC enforcement action filed on May 1, 2012, that charged the Defendants with fraud in connection with operating two commodity pools and an additional fraudulent commodity trading scheme (see CFTC Press Release 6249-12). The court’s Order also imposes permanent trading and registration bans against Vishnevetsky and Oxford and prohibits them from violating provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act, as charged.
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TOM Insight February 2014
Date 10/03/2014
Click here to download TOM’s February ‘14 Insight, a document describing matching statistics on TOM MTF and savings made for the retail client by TOM Smart Execution.
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IOSCO Report Compares And Analyses Prudential Standards In The Securities Sector
Date 10/03/2014
The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) published today the consultation report A Comparison and Analysis of Prudential Standards in the Securities Sector, which undertakes a high level comparative analysis of the key prudential/capital frameworks for securities firms.
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Nigerian Bourse Set To Expand Product Offerings
Date 10/03/2014
Investors are on standby to witness a welcome augmentation in the Nigerian Capital Market as The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) expands its product offerings via the official listing of Vetiva Griffin 30 Exchange Traded Fund in March 2014.
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TMX Group And China Financial Futures Exchange Sign Memorandum Of Understanding - TMX Group Marks Occasion With A Market Open Ceremony In Toronto
Date 10/03/2014
China Financial Futures Exchange Incorporated (CFFEX) and TMX Group today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance their understanding of each others' businesses and to evaluate further business opportunities. Hui Mei, Board Secretary of CFFEX and Brenda Hoffman, Chief Information Officer, Group Head of Technology, TMX Group participated in the signing ceremony.
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Sustaining The Recovery - Speech By Charlie Bean, Deputy Governor Of The Bank Of England
Date 10/03/2014
Speaking at the North East Chamber of Commerce President’s Club Talk, Charlie Bean, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, summarises the key issues facing the economy.
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Biggest Educational Campaign In WSE History
Date 10/03/2014
- More than 31 thousand individuals, the highest number in the history of WSE, will be learning how to invest on the exchange through the state-of-the-art online platform.
- The expanded platform GPWtr@der closely emulates the exchange market and simulates investments in equities and derivatives.
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SIX Swiss Exchange - February 2014: Transactions, Turnover Nearly 20% Up
Date 10/03/2014
The statistical monthly report contains the latest trade and turnover figures forSIX Swiss Exchange.
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Exchange Traded Derivatives Trading Volumes Recovered In 2013
Date 10/03/2014
In 2013, the number of Exchange Traded Derivatives (ETD) worldwide increased by 3% to 22 billion contracts, according to statistics compiled by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE).
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Platts China Steel Sentiment Index Indicates Stronger Sector In March - Monthly Index Totaled 74.05, Up 17.19 Points From February’s Reading Of 56.86
Date 10/03/2014
The health of China’s steel sector is expected to improve in March, according to the latest Platts China Steel Sentiment Index (Platts CSSI), which showed a reading of 74.05 out of a possible 100, up 17.19 points from the February level of 56.86. The Platts CSSI reflects the responses of steel makers, traders and exporters at the end of each month to questions about new orders for the month ahead and the proprietary survey contains additional sentiment readings on demand, inventories and prices.
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