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Using AI to spot potential rogue traders
Rogue traders can cost banks billions. Now some are using artificial intelligence programmes to flag suspicious behaviour, looking at everything from how traders phrase their emails to the times they …
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Citadel Squares Off With PIMCO Over 48-Hour Bond Reporting Delay
By Benjamin Bain
June 13, 2019, Bloomberg
A fight is brewing between financial industry heavyweights with Citadel urging regulators to scrap a proposed review of whether the disclosure of big …
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Rewrite of Bank Rules Advances Slowly, Frustrating Republicans
By Andrew Ackerman and Gabriel T. Rubin
June 10, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
Trump-appointed regulators came into office saying they would pare back Wall Street’s post-crisis rulebook. More than …
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Cboe Seeks to Add ‘Speed Bump’ to Stock Exchange
By Alexander Osipovich
June 7, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
Cboe Global Markets Inc. is proposing to hit the brakes on high-frequency trading by introducing a split-second delay to one …
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FCA protests no-deal trading rules despite ESMA climbdown
By Samuel Agini
May 29, 2019, Financial News
A spat between European and British regulators over where shares should trade in the event of a no-deal Brexit has flared up …
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ESMA adjusts share trading obligation plans for no-deal Brexit to ease industry concerns
By John Brazier
May 29, 2019, The Trade
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has revised its proposal to the share trading obligation (STO) after market participants expressed concerns …
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‘Dark Pools’ Draw More Trading Amid Low Volatility
By Alexander Osipovich
May 3, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
The calm markets of recent months have meant more trades are getting done in the dark.
Dark pools — private …
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Wall Street Nears Big Win in Volcker Rule Revamp
In a win for Wall Street banks, the latest effort to overhaul the post-crisis Volcker Rule is moving toward a narrower and clearer definition of what types of trades …
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Popular absolute return funds notch up high trading costs
By Siobhan Riding
April 28, 2019, Financial Times
Popular alternative and absolute return funds run by JP Morgan Asset Management and Aviva Investors notched up high trading costs in 2018, …
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Trading volume has flattened even as the market marches to new highs
The market has grinded back towards record highs, but trading volume has flattened. CNBC’s Bob Pisani discusses what that means for the market with Tom Lydon of ETFTrends.com and Dan …
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