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DiMartino Booth: we’re having a recession party
Danielle DiMartino Booth, Quill Intelligence CEO, talks the Fed, falling rates, and the big market impact.…
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Here are key dates to watch to keep up with the Fed’s wait-and-see approach
The Fed decided not to cut rates as markets were anticipating. CNBC’s Steve Liesman breaks down the central bank’s wait-and-see approach.…
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Rep. Patrick McHenry calls for hearing on Facebook’s cryptocurrency
Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) joins CNBC’s “Closing Bell” to explain why he’s calling for a congressional hearing to analyze the impacts of Facebook’s new cryptocurrency, Libra.…
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
By John Crabb
June 24, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
The provisions contained within MiFID II that require investment firms to make explicit payments rather than bundling payment for broker …
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
By Chris Flood
June 24, 2019, Financial Times
Traditional asset managers in western Europe and North America were hit by weaker profits last year as rising costs and stock market …
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Global regulators vow to address ‘manufactured defaults’
By Joe Rennison
June 24, 2019, Financial Times
Global regulators stepped up their condemnation of intentional defaults by companies aimed at triggering payouts on credit default swaps on Monday, announcing …
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Why one strategist says the Fed got what it wanted from the markets
The Fed decided not to cut rates as the markets wanted. Julian Emanuel, chief equity and derivatives strategist at BTIG, and Steve Chiavarone, portfolio manager for Federated’s Global Allocation Fund, …
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Wall Street insider Craig Phillips leaves Treasury without Fannie, Freddie reform
By Kathleen Howley
June 24, 2019, HousingWire
Craig Phillips, Department of the Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s top housing advisor and the Trump administration’s point person on reform of Fannie Mae …
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Access Fee Pilot May Lose Direction When New Exchanges Appear
By Kelvin To, Data Boiler Technologies, LLC
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
The launch of MEMX and other new stock exchanges may disrupt the SEC’s plan to adopt an …
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
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ESMA’s Final Verdict: Europe’s Periodic Auctions Breathe Sigh of Relief
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
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ESMA’s Final Verdict: Europe’s Periodic Auctions Breathe Sigh of Relief
SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
By Amrish Ganatra, Commcise Software Limited
Originally published by Integrity Research Associates and on the TABB FORUM
With the SEC actively reviewing whether to allow its MIFID II-oriented no-action letter …
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