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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has unveiled plans to ditch circuit breakers in favour of a 'limit up-limit down' mechanism for reducing market volatility.
06 April 2011
Australia's government is set to block the A$8.4 billion takeover of ASX by the Singapore Exchange, arguing the move is not the national interest.
05 April 2011
Nasdaq OMX and IntercontinentalExchange have joined forces to launch an $11.3 billion bid for Nyse Euronext as they seek to hijack an agreed deal with Deutsche Boerse.
01 April 2011
America's National Security Agency (NSA) has been called in to help investigate last October's cyber-attack on Nasdaq OMX, according to Bloomberg.
31 March 2011
Regulatory moves to force OTC derivative trades to go through central counterparties could just shift systemic risks to these CCPs and lead to more tax payer bailouts, according to a working paper published by the IMF.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange plans to spend Y25.9 billion on its overall systems infrastructure over the next three years, as it bids to build its user base and attract liquidity in the face of increasing domestic and overseas competition.
25 March 2011
Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Mary Schapiro is calling for tougher regulation on automated trading systems in a bid to combat the risks of algorithmic-generated volume surges and hacking.
24 March 2011
The London Stock Exchange is plotting the creation of an 'international board', that would allow cross-border trading in blue chip stocks listed on six different national exchanges.
23 March 2011
Seth Merrin, founder of institutional block trading venue Liquidnet, has told exchange bosses that they should look beyond mergers and acquisitions and return to their roots as trading venues that best serve individuals, listed companies and the broader market
22 March 2011
Nyse Euronext has finally submitted plans to the Securities and Exchange Commission to sell half of its interest in the Amex stock options market to a group of global dealers.
The London Stock Exchange has admitted that it unfairly dismissed former Turquoise chief executive Eli Lederman but is contesting other claims at his employment tribunal.
18 March 2011
The London Stock Exchange is being sued for unfair dismissal by Eli Lederman, the former chief executive of its Turquoise platform, according to Reuters.
15 March 2011
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is set to start clearing over-the-counter derivatives in Europe in May.
Nasdaq OMX is talking to bankers about financing a possible move to hijack Deutsche Bourse's bid for Nyse Euronext, according to media reports.
Exchange merger-mania has hit Japan, with the Tokyo and Osaka bourses set to hold talks this month about a possible tie-up.
10 March 2011
Finextra TV/Trade execution
Andrew Morgan, European head of Autobahn Equity, at Deutsche Bank talks about how the bank is offering education and tools to help their buy-side clients navigate a market that includes HFT.
Rajesh Nagella, MD, EMEA Head of Algorithmic Products at Citi, talks with Finextra about how post-Flash Crash changes in risk management influenced the bank's reaction to last week's London Stock Exchange outage.
07 March 2011
Jack Vensel, MD, head of electronic trading, EMEA, Citi, talks with Finextra about the recent spate of exchange mergers and MTF consolidation.
Gary Wright of B.I.S.S Research talks with Finextra about various issues affecting London and European market structure.
With eight liquidity partners, Quote MTF plans on targeting passive liquidity in the market.
06 March 2011
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