The Basel III “Endgame” Reforms To Transform US Capital Requirements
There will be limited capacity to provide liquidity support, SIFMA finds.
U.S. Equities Market Structure Needs Review
Aspirations of a better market structure, from back when ICE bought NYSE in 2013, haven't come to pass.
Corporate Buybacks Hit Highest Rate in Years
The month of August saw more corporate buyback authorizations than at any point since Feb. 2008. According to a report by Birinyi Associates, there were 198 new buyback authorizations last month.
NYFIX Adds a Page to Its Playbook
NYFIX is enhancing its indications-of-interest business with the debut of its second desktop IOI tool.
ISITC Announces 2024-2025 Leadership
Richard Robinson, Chief Strategist, Open Data and Standards at Bloomberg, is the industry group's new Chair.
UBS Looks Down Under for New U.S. Equities Trading Head
Swiss bank UBS has chosen Gerard Satur, from Australia, to run its U.S. equities trading business.
UBS Pays Record $14 Million Fine For Dark Pool Violations
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a subsidiary of UBS with disclosure failures and other securities law violations related to the operation and marketing of its dark pool.
How Wall Street Can Get the Post-Pandemic Hybrid Working Model Right
More flexibility and remote working is here to stay, Lab49's Kenan Maciel writes.
CLEARING REPORT: Brokerages Must Prepare for Increasing Amount of Cyber Crime
Brokerages must prepare for increasing amounts of cyber crime attacks, as reported by Traders Magazine's sister publication, Clearing Quarterly & Directory.
