Implementation of a key initiative that will give regulators access to high-speed market data is still years from implementation, Kara Stein, Commissioner of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, has told industry leaders.
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Implementation of a key initiative that will give regulators access to high-speed market data is still years from implementation, Kara Stein, Commissioner of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, has told industry leaders.
Will the US Federal Reserve's latest proposal for proportionate regulation based on banks' systemic footprint and complexity help end the problem of banks deemed too big to fail?
New capital and liquidity rules have led to a drastic decrease in banks' market-making inventories, says JPMorgan Chase chief executive.
Bitcoin-like protocols could help reduce risk in swaps markets, says commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed civil charges of manipulating wheat prices against Kraft Foods Group and snack food giant Mondelēz Global.
Allegations that UK-based day trader Navinder Sarao helped cause the 2010 stock market flash crash have been dismissed as 'laughable' by one leading academic in high-frequency trading.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation vice-chairman Thomas Hoenig has backed calls for regulatory relief including exemption from Basel's risk-weighted capital requirements, but only for banks that do not engage in trading or derivatives transactions.
Former chair of the US Federal Reserve Paul Volcker has called for the merger of the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the abolition of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
A senior lawmaker has spoken out against the preferential regulatory treatment of corporate bonds as high quality liquid assets over municipal bonds.
A senior lawmaker has spoken out against the preferential regulatory treatment of corporate bonds as high quality liquid assets over municipal bonds.
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