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A firm providing marketing services for LCH.Clearnet has mistakenly posted confidential carbon emission allowances information online, according to the Financial Times.
30 November 2010
UBS is reporting its netted exchange data usage direct to the London Stock Exchange as part of a new 'per-user' programme, which allows firms to directly report their global real-time terminal inventory to the LSE.
In what she describes as a "shot across the bow of the dark markets", Kay Swinburne, Conservative MEP for Wales says that the European Parliament is working on regulation that will actively encourage all trades to be executed in the lit markets.
25 November 2010
The UK government is supporting a new study into the impact of high frequency trading on market stability and the UK economy.
24 November 2010
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is to terminate lead-broker based floor trading and to introduce the Xetra specialist model from Deutsche Bourse for shares and bonds from May 2011.
The Futures Industry Association has urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw or defer acting on rules to limit ownership of clearing houses and swap execution facilities.
23 November 2010
A former SocGen trader accused of stealing the bank's trading code for use in his new hedge fund job has been found guilty in a trial in Manhattan.
Quote MTF has confirmed that it is in discussion with a consortium of investment banks and trading firms over plans to give away a 40% stake in return for liquidity guarantees.
LCH.Clearnet has refuted an unsourced report in UK broadsheet The Guardian that claimed it had rejected a $400 million bid from InterContinentalExchange.
22 November 2010
The technology arm of Nyse Euronext has announced plans to launch a consolidated tape providing complete coverage of post-trade equities data from all European regulated exchanges, MTFs, and OTC markets beginning Q3 2011.
The European Central Bank has settled on a delivery-versus-payment price of 15 cents per instruction for the Target 2 Securities system.
19 November 2010
FIX Protocol Limited (FPL) has submitted a proposal to securities regulators urging an "industry led solution" for the establishment of an authority overseeing the delivery and governance of a European consolidated tape.
18 November 2010
Cusip Global Services (CGS) says it will make its new business entity identifier database available for free to users from the beginning of next month.
17 November 2010
Finextra TV/Dealing rooms
Ian Cohen, chairman of the Association of Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) talks with Finextra about the politics and logistics around developing a consolidated tape for European market data.
16 November 2010
Citi is selling its LavaFlow ColorPalette order management system (OMS) to trading technology vendor FlexTrade. Financial terms were not disclosed.
15 November 2010
MTS, the electronic fixed income trading market majority owned by London Stock Exchange, says it plans to launch a pan-European corporate bond platform for the wholesale market.
Nasdaq OMX Nordic is launching a dark pool for regulated cash equity markets in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki and Iceland.
12 November 2010
Three influential US trade bodies have called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to crack down on the fees charged for securities identifiers by Standard & Poor's.
The UK's Financial Services Authority is set to make investment banks record and store traders' mobile phone calls despite industry opposition to the move which could cost more than £10,000 a handset a year.
UK fintech vendor Misys has agreed to buy capital markets software provider Sophis from private equity firm Advent International in a deal worth around £375 million.
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