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Banks Urged to Upgrade Legacy Technology
Many banks are operating on antiquated technology stacks.
SEC Battle Over Waivers Deepens, Threatens to Stall Settlements
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission member Daniel Gallagher vowed to oppose future settlements over Wall Street misconduct in cases where the agency hasnt clarified whether the firm will face knock-on sanctions from the agreement.
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Mizuho’s Darlene Pasquill is Dedicated to Clients
Excellence in Leadership Award winner sets high expectations for herself.
Aequitas Neo Exchange Names Designated Market Makers
In preparation for its expected opening later this month, Canada's newest stock exchange has named several top tier brokers that will be assisting traders making markets in securities.
FLASH FRIDAY: Not Your Grandmother’s Bond Markets
BlackRock Co-Founder Barbara Novick says technology continues to drive change.
Virtu or Vice? Fund Managers Face Dilemma Over Speed-Trading IPO
Will the fact that Virtu Financial is a high-frequency trader hurt its chances of a successful IPO? Will fund managers buy shares in a company that the media and Michael Lewis has said takes advantage of them and market structure loopholes?
Liquidnet Boosts Electronification of Corporate Bond Issues
Investors can communicate with banks directly from O/EMS before a bond is priced.
GFI Launches Low Touch Corporate Odd Lot Trading System
GFI Group has announced a new electronic trading platform for odd lot corporate bonds in the U.S. Historically, odd lots have been traded via telephone and voice brokering.
Prop Traders See Most Opportunity in Crypto
Industry report cites "sheer scale of volatility" in digital assets.
Buyside Algo Trading Volume Falls Amid Commission Wallet Contraction
For the first time in five years, algorithmic executions by buysiders have declined as commission spend has dropped off.
