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The Latest By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Market players say stepped-up competition could bring more liquidity to crowded exchange space. Options Exchanges Battle for Liquidity By Andy Nybo, Principal, The TABB Group In U.S., pennies, internalization and regulatory environment shift landscape. Will MiFID Bring Europe Closer Together? By Steven Marlin, Reporter Ability to trade across venues is still hindered by complex order execution policies and legacy software. Electronic Trading Takes Hold In Europe By Steven Marlin, Reporter Multilateral trading facilities gain traction versus established exchanges. Consolidation Continues to Sweep Markets By Markets Media Staff 'With all this activity, what is left? Lots!' says report on financial services M&A. Leveraged ETFs Receiving Greater Scrutiny By Steven Marlin, Reporter Funds that deliver multiples of indices require greater screening for retail investors: TD Ameritrade. Institutions Looking To Diversify By Steven Marlin, Reporter A broad range of asset classes such as commodities, FX, and emerging markets garner interest. Delivery Controls Trumped Price Tests By Steven Marlin, Reporter Number of shares preborrowed jumped after SEC issued emergency orders in 2008. Burgeoning Carbon Market Faces New Regs By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief Not all markets need to trade on 'actual exchanges,' says Trayport VP. Key Securities Players Back Ballista By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief Stakes by ISE, Knight, Morgan Stanley, Susquehanna signal optimism for burgeoning options market. Buyside Attempting to Analyze Costs By Steven Marlin, Reporter New dats shows no single analytic or software exists to quantify costs across all asset classes. By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Managing director of electronic execution sales at Citi says all tools needed in volatile markets. 'Sideways' Trading Better than Before By Karla L. Yeh, Chicago Correspondent CME trader doesn't see big moves, but the numbers give a more optimistic market assessment. 'Market Makers Fear Volatility': Quant By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief When volatility jumps, so does trading activity on some MTFs: Cheuvreux quantitative research head. OTC Controls Could Soothe Market By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Financial firms should commit to standardized rules in order to control risk: Celent. Rest of TARP OK'd in Face of Objections By Ed Zwirn, Regulation Correspondent Despite growing chorus of critics, Senate votes to release second half of $700B bailout program.
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The Players The Experts By Riley McDermid, Deputy Editor Federal regulators chip away at the ice as shaky investors get back in the game. Hardware Acceleration: Traders, Teraflops By Kevin McPartland, The TABB Group Is it the use of the latest and greatest chip that makes the difference? |
2009 event schedule Chicago Trading: The Options Network Eye on Endowments: Managing Money, Managing Risk The Global Markets Summit: One World, One Market Industry Events Special Reports
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