Knight Capital secures US$400 million lifeline
Capital infusion was undertaken in response to the trading loss it suffered last week
- By: James Langton
- August 7, 2012 August 7, 2012
- 07:10
Capital infusion was undertaken in response to the trading loss it suffered last week
Firm alleges unlawful “lift-out” of investment managers
Share buyback, dividends questioned
Many firms that relied on Knight for part of their trading requirements have already directed their business to other market makers
Revenue up from year ago
Glitch affected trading in dozens of NYSE stocks
Bank completes strategic investment in Beijing-based COFCO Trust
Report sets out recommendations on the development and branding of three proposed financial products
Other insurers are likely to follow a similar path
Advisory committee launched to review safeguards for pricing and access of trade execution and clearing
Majority of young adults recognize the importance of retirement planning, but few have thought about how much they should be saving
Many investors remain on the sidelines
Integration plans already underway
Ottawa estimates pulling the one-cent coin from circulation will save $11 million a year
In the event of a large loss, the MFDA Investor Protection Corp. would cover the first $30 million, and insurance another $20 million
FCAC working on proposed guide for applicants to become external complaints bodies for the banks
RBC Dexia being rebranded RBC Investor Services
Changes would bring exchange in compliance with new trading rules concerning dark liquidity, which are to take effect October 15
Hamilton Capital Partners offers three policy changes to foster greater competition
The distribution motion is another major milestone in the worldwide Madoff recovery effort
Jim Bull to join HighView management team
New management lineup announced
The decision by U.S. regulators to designate eight firms a “constructive step”
Genuine sales to a trust by its beneficiaries are not subject to the attribution rules
Institutional investor clients, corporate issuers and corporate governance market intermediaries welcome to participate in proxy voting policy survey