4/16/2023 0 Comments Fy18 sfc prepo listUK watchdog warns financial firms over Big Dataīritain’s banks and insurers must take the lead in spelling out how they will use data collected from customers or they could face new rules, Financial Conduct Authority Chair Charles Randell said on Wednesday. While that may seem like a democratic move, it actually could set the stage for a winner-takes-all arms race to grab the info first. Abandoning decades of precedent, the agency has decided to only post its reports directly on the web, rather than also release them via accredited media. Department of Agriculture may well be clearing the way for some Wall Street speed demons to trade on market-moving data before others. It’s the sort of edge any trader would covet - and one the authorities were actually hoping to prevent. USDA ends decades-long policy of giving journalists data first Website distribution may benefit traders with fastest access Financial Conduct Authority warned traders to speed up their move away from products based on the Libor rate, or risk falling foul of the regulator when the 50-year-old borrowing benchmark disappears.įlash Boys on the Farm? Arms Race Gets Unleashed Over Crop DataĪlan Bjerga, Nick Baker, Megan Durisin, and Brian Louis – Bloomberg The technology will power SIX’s clearing of pan-European equities and Nordic derivatives.Ībandon Libor Now or Else, U.K. Nasdaq announced a new contract to deliver its clearing and real-time risk management technology via the Nasdaq Financial Framework to SIX x-clear, one of Europe’s leading providers of clearing services. Nasdaq to Provide Clearing Technology to SIX for Clearing Overhaul Nasdaq post-trade technology to support clearing of pan-European equities and Nordic derivatives for SIX It includes unusually brassy language such as “IEX has sunk to a new low” and “IEX has failed to have any meaningful impact as an exchange.” With that, these are our top three.ġ29,447,998 pages viewed 23,189 pages 214,006 edits The third most read item was the NYSE’s letter to the SEC about rival exchange IEX, Transaction Fee Pilot for NMS Stocks, Securities Exchange Act Release No.82873, which is a critical attack on IEX by the NYSE’s Brent Fields. Our top piece of the day is also quite important, Bloomberg’s Mobius Says Trade War Is Just a Warm-Up Act for Financial Crisis. The story is historically significant and still acutely relevant. Yesterday, FCMs Big And Small Suffer Major Losses On Latest Black Monday was the second most read item, and remained in the top three for the third consecutive day. We noted that our story about that market event and the damage inflicted on customers and clearing brokers was the most read story of the year in JLN. Talk about an event that still resonates: February 5, 2018, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 1,175 points, is such a day. ***** Here is the speech by Andrew Bailey on Libor.~ JJL Speech by Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the FCA, at Bloomberg, London – on transitioning from LIBOR to alternative interest rate benchmarks. Interest rate benchmark reform: transition to a world without LIBOR By way of example, one such firm, Intellectual Property Coin Group, seeks to facilitate IP transactions that are tied directly to global, in-force government issued patents. Additionally, it examines various IP Blockchain efforts by looking at firms or projects that are using Blockchain as a part of their business model to make IP markets and licensing more efficient. Ocean Tomo, the Intellectual Capital Merchant Banc, recently issued a report entitled, “Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies Industry Report.”Īmong other things, this Report analyzes the patent landscape in the Blockchain and Crypto markets. He decided to speak on why Chicago deep dish pizza was superior to New York pizza. With no idea what to talk about, and not wanting to follow in the footsteps of other speakers who talked about why the Yankees will win the World Series or why the New York Mets won’t, he made his decision. The videos will start rolling out in the coming days and weeks.~ JJLĭuring the merit badge workshop on Tuesday at Nasdaq, Robby Lothian had to give an impromptu two minute speech as part of the badge. Thank you too to the hard working JLN staff. Thank you to Nasdaq for hosting day two and for all our sponsors and speakers. We had 12 speakers who knocked it out of the park. The JLN team is home after a successful day two of MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity in New York at Nasdaq yesterday.
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