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Date 20/05/2015
MGEX Adds Wells Fargo Securities, LLC As A New Clearing Member
MGEX, a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), and Wells Fargo & Company are pleased to announce that Wells Fargo Securities, LLC has joined as MGEX’s newest clearing member.
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Date 20/05/2015
Effective Regulatory Oversight And Investor Protection Requires Better Information By SEC Commissioner Luis A. Aguilar
It is said that, “knowledge is power.” Knowledge, however, requires information. And there is no doubt we live in an age of information. The advent of the Internet and the breathtaking technological advances we have witnessed over the last few decades have given us access to more information than at any time in history. The available data seems to be limitless—and all available at the touch of a fingertip.
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Date 20/05/2015
Moscow Exchange To Introduce OFZ Liquidity Support Program
On 1 June Moscow Exchange will complete the migration from TO to T+1 settlement cycle for Russian federal government bonds known as OFZs. The Exchange will also introduce a liquidity support program for trading in the new settlement cycle.
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Date 20/05/2015
Statement At Open Meeting: Modernizing And Enhancing Investment Company And Investment Adviser Reporting By SEC Chair Mary Jo White
Good morning, everyone. This is an open meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission on May 20, 2015 under the Government in the Sunshine Act.
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Date 20/05/2015
New York State Department of Financial Services Announces Barclays To Pay $2.4 Billion, Terminate Employees For Conspiring To Manipulate Spot Fx Trading Market - Barclays Employee: “If You Aint Cheating, You Aint Trying” - Barclays FX Trader “[Y]es, The Less Competition The Better” - NYDFS To Continue Its Investigation Into Electronic FX Trading
Benjamin M. Lawsky, Superintendent of Financial Services, today announced that Barclays will pay $2.4 billion and is terminating eight additional Bank employees who engaged in misconduct for New York Banking Law violations in connection with its scheme to manipulate spot trading in the foreign exchange (FX) market. The overall $2.4 billion penalty Barclays will pay includes $485 million to the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), $400 million to the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), $710 million to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), $342 million to the Federal Reserve, and 284 million GBP (approximately $441 million) to the United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Date 20/05/2015
LSEG: Asset Owner Adoption Of Smart Beta Growing And Broadening According To New FTSE Russell Global Survey
- Over 70% of asset owners with smart beta allocation now combining strategies
- ETFs most preferred vehicle for tactical smart beta strategies
- European asset owners continue to lead North America on adoption of smart beta
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Date 20/05/2015
Barclays To Pay $400 Million Penalty To Settle CFTC Charges Of Attempted Manipulation And False Reporting Of Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates - CFTC Also Took Action Today Against Barclays And Its Affiliates For Attempted Manipulation And False Reporting Of The ISDAFIX Benchmark, An Interest Rate Benchmark — The First Enforcement Action Addressing Abuse Of ISDAFIX - Barclays Has Now Been Subject To Three CFTC Enforcement Actions For Benchmark Rate Abuses (ISDAFIX, FX, And LIBOR) Imposing A Total Of $715 Million In Penalties And Requiring Extensive Remediation
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today issued an Order filing and settling charges against Barclays Bank PLC (Barclays) for attempted manipulation, false reporting, and aiding and abetting other banks’ attempts to manipulate, global foreign exchange (FX) benchmark rates to benefit the positions of certain traders.
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Date 20/05/2015
CFTC Orders Barclays To Pay $115 Million Penalty For Attempted Manipulation Of And False Reporting Of U.S. Dollar ISDAFIX Benchmark Swap Rates - CFTC Also Took Action Today Against Barclays For Abuses Of Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates - Barclays Has Now Been Subject To Three CFTC Enforcement Actions For Benchmark Rate Abuses (ISDAFIX, FX, And LIBOR) Imposing A Total Of $715 Million In Penalties And Requiring Extensive Remediation
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued an Order today filing and settling charges against Barclays PLC, Barclays Bank PLC, andBarclays Capital Inc. (collectively, Barclays or the Bank). The Order finds that, beginning at least as early as January 2007 and continuing through June 2012 (the Relevant Period), Barclays attempted on many occasions to manipulate and made false reports concerning the U.S. Dollar International Swaps and Derivatives Association Fix (USD ISDAFIX), a global benchmark for interest rate products. This is the first enforcement action addressing abuses of this benchmark.
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Date 20/05/2015
Olivetree Group Names Chris Pilder As New CEO For US Business - Olivetree Group Further Expands US Presence To Complement Regional Company Growth
Olivetree Group, a global financial services firm, today announced the appointment of Chris Pilder as the new CEO of its US business. In his new role, he will be responsible for expanding and building upon Olivetree’s footprint in the region. This recent appointment highlights the substantial growth of Olivetree’s US business over the last two years.
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Date 20/05/2015
Federal Reserve Announces Fines Totaling More Than $1.8 Billion Against Six Major Banking Organizations For Their Unsafe And Unsound Practices In The Foreign Exchange (FX) Markets
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced it will impose fines totaling more than $1.8 billion against six major banking organizations for their unsafe and unsound practices in the foreign exchange (FX) markets. The fines, among the largest ever assessed by the Federal Reserve, include: $342 million each for UBS AG, Barclays Bank PLC, Citigroup Inc., and JPMorgan Chase & Co.; $274 million for Royal Bank of Scotland PLC (RBS); and $205 million for Bank of America Corporation. The Federal Reserve also issued cease and desist orders requiring the firms to improve their policies and procedures for oversight and controls over activities in the wholesale FX and similar types of markets.
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