FINRA brings transparency to asset-backed securities market
Investors now have access to post-trade price information
- By: James Langton
- June 1, 2015 December 19, 2017
- 13:20
Investors now have access to post-trade price information
The roundtable will take place on June 9 in Toronto
Scammers using fake regulator web sites and false broker identities
2015 Compliance Report Card lists top five deficiencies
U.S. proposals designed to minimize major losses
Harmonized data has been made available since April on open positions, trade volume and values broken down by derivative class, type and trade type
Both men have pled guilt to fraud charges and will be sentenced in U.S. court in June
U.K. proposals meant to ensure firms can handle routine losses and meet claims for client redress
Regulators to work together to monitor banks’ compliance with derivatives data reporting
But new standard must be created under U.S. securities laws for several reasons, says CEO of U.S. SRO
A modest decrease in commissions or broker trading revenue could effect the sell-side provision of research
The Ontario regulator aims to verify that insurance agents are meeting their licensing requirements, have valid E&O insurance and are completing their CE credits
SEC bars stock promoters from penny stock industry
Bank incorrectly valued derivatives
Cooling off periods introduced on key staff who leave for the private sector
Eckstein can continue serving as an officer of the private company where he has worked for the past 12 years
Chandran companies raised $39 million from more than 200 investors
Study will focus on choice, transparency, bundling and cross-subsidization in bond, share sales
The rules should no longer distinguish between over-the-counter and exchange-traded derivative transaction when calculating counterparty risk
General obligation U.S. state and municipal bonds may quality as high-quality liquid assets
Parallel orders provide dealers until the end of the year to implement new requirements relating to market value, position cost and account statements
New York’s first superintendent of financial services makes decision following massive global settlement with major banks
Proposed rules aim to enhance the quality of information available to investors