Thursday, May 2, 2024

Could Volume Slide Be Slowing?

Could Volume Slide Be Slowing?
Yes, average daily volume on the main national exchanges fell 5.5 percent from November to December. But ... activity "only" fell 8.75 percent for the entire year, from December of 2011 to 2012.

B. Riley Adds Caris Sales Traders and Research

B. Riley Adds Caris Sales Traders and Research
B. Riley & Co. has added four sales traders from Caris & Company, a company it purchased last December. It has also incorporated the firm's large-cap research into its product offering.

TD Ameritrade Blasts French Tax on ADR Trades

TD Ameritrade Blasts French Tax on ADR Trades
In an interview with Traders Magazine, a senior TD Ameritrade official expressed dismay that the new Financial Transactions Tax being levied by France extends to trading in-the United States.

Latest Newport EMS Organizes Broker Algo Settings

Latest Newport EMS Organizes Broker Algo Settings
Buyside traders can now code their order tickets and algo instructions through the latest version of Newport, Instinet's execution management system. Traders can then send out a universal destination order ticket.

TRADERS ON THE MOVE: Nomura Execs End Up at Instinet, Cowen, Elsewhere

TRADERS ON THE MOVE: Nomura Execs End Up at Instinet, Cowen, Elsewhere
A large number of Nomura Securities traders and trading executives are landing on their feet, after the Japanese brokerage let 100 go in a shuttering of U.S. trading desks. About three dozen have moved to sister company Instinet; others have move moved to Cowen, Wells Fargo and Oppenheimer.

Morgan Stanley to Cut 1,600 Jobs – Report

Morgan Stanley to Cut 1,600 Jobs – Report
The cuts total about 6 percent of the New York-based company’s institutional securities group, which includes investment banking and trading units, and support staff, according to one person cited by Bloomberg News.

Secret Goldman Sachs Team Sidesteps Volcker After Blankfein Vow

Secret Goldman Sachs Team Sidesteps Volcker After Blankfein Vow
Goldmans Sachs' Multi-Strategy Investing group wagers about $1 billion of the New York-based firm’s own funds on the stocks and bonds of companies. The unit, headed by two 1999 Princeton University classmates, has no clients, the people said.

TOP STORIES 2012: Buyside Demands More Routing Transparency

TOP STORIES 2012: Buyside Demands More Routing Transparency
Buyside traders and fund managers are demanding their brokers shine some light on one of the enduring mysteries in the securities industry: Exactly what happens to an order once the send button is hit?

Oscar Gruss to Sell Brokerage to Employees Amid Trading Slowdown

Oscar Gruss to Sell Brokerage to Employees Amid Trading Slowdown
The New York brokerage, which traces its origins to Poland almost a century ago, will sell itself for a “nominal” price to two employees as trading slows, Chief Executive Officer Michael Shaoul said.

TOP STORIES 2012: Policing of Dark Pools Escalates

TOP STORIES 2012: Policing of Dark Pools Escalates
When the year rolled in, one dark pool went down the tubes for failing to disclose that it fed customers' orders to an affiliate to fill-and profit from. And it ended with another fighting to escape the same fate, after being charged with failing to properly protect information about its customers, all of whom want to trade anonymously.

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