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U.S. Government Recommends Time Served for ‘Flash Crash’ Trader
By Julie Steinberg
January 15, 2020, The Wall Street Journal
The U.S. government said Navinder Singh Sarao, the British trader accused of contributing to the 2010 stock-market “flash crash,” shouldn’t …
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Traders across Europe face up to the cost of failure
By Philip Stafford
January 9, 2020, Financial Times
Banks and asset managers will soon be grappling with a revolution in European securities markets that could push up the cost of …
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Calls mount for real-time data tape in the bond markets
By Samuel Agini
January 10, 2020, Financial News
An influential lobby group representing almost 600 banks and asset managers has urged the creation of a tape of record for bond …
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Campaign for shorter market hours gathers momentum in Europe
By Philip Stafford
January 5, 2020, Financial Times
Banks and fund managers across Europe are confident they are building the momentum to force the region’s stock exchanges to reduce their …
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Traders Got Head Start on Bank of England News Conferences
By Anna Isaac
December 19, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
The Bank of England shut down an audio feed of market-sensitive information after it was used to offer some traders …
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Lobby group warns on heavy new E.U. penalties for ‘failed trades’
By Philip Stafford
November 26, 2019, Financial Times
Investors in European bond markets could face more than €35bn in additional annual costs as they get to grips with new rules …
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Banks, funds propose shorter trading day in Europe, bourses split
By Huw Jones
November 6, 2019, Reuters
Banks and fund managers want the European stock trading day shortened by 90 minutes in a radical move they say would improve market …
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Traders Flout Personal-Dealing Bans Across Industry, Watchdog Says
By Silla Brush and Donal Griffin
October 18, 2019, Bloomberg
Traders and research analysts across London are flouting conflict-of-interest policies by trading in personal accounts despite numerous attempts to ban …
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Traders risk mishaps in end-of-day market rush, warns French regulator
By Samuel Agini
October 9, 2019, Financial News
The French financial markets regulator has sounded a warning on the growing concentration of stock trading in a five-minute window at the …
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Europe’s fragmented equity markets need a tape of record
By Phillip Stafford
September 12, 2019, Financial Times
A good way to enliven a conversation with a top banker, fund manager or trader is to ask if they are happy …
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