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Date 01/10/2009
FINRA Proposes Expanding TRACE Reporting To Asset-Backed Securities - Proposal Seeks Collection Of Market Data For ABS, CDO, MBS Instruments
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) today is proposing the expansion of FINRA's Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine TM (TRACE TM) to include all asset-backed securities (ABSs), including mortgage-backed securities (MBSs) and collateralized debt obligations (CDOs). As with the original implementation of TRACE in 2002, FINRA would initially only collect ABS transaction data. After detailed analysis and observation of the market, FINRA would determine whet
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Date 01/10/2009
CFTC Sanctions Citigroup Private Bank GP, Inc. For Failure To File Annual Reports On Time For The Commodity Pools It Operates - Citigroup Private Bank Ordered To Pay A $100,000 Civil Penalty
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today simultaneously filed and settled charges of compliance violations against Citigroup Private Bank GP, Inc. (CPBG), a commodity pool operator (CPO) based in New York, N.Y., and sanctioned CPBG $100,000. CPBG is a registered CPO for pools that operate as funds-of-funds; all pools CPBG operated were employee benefit pools.
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Date 01/10/2009
ECOFIN: Progress On Several Issues Related To Financial Stability And Supervision
At Thursday’s working session at the informal ECOFIN meeting in Göteborg, EU finance ministers and central bank governors had a useful discussion on a number of topics: the economic and financial situation, the Commission’s proposals for a strengthened EU framework for financial supervision, and the need to enhance the EU’s financial stability arrangements.
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Date 01/10/2009
BM&FBOVESPA Coffee Futures Market Sets Physical Delivery Record In September
The Brazilian Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange – BM&FBOVESPA Arabica coffee futures market set a physical delivery record of 4,557 contracts in September 2009. The volume settled through physical delivery totals 455,700 bags of 60kg or 27,342 tons. The previous record of 2,147 contracts was registered in December 2003. All processes and documentation were in compliance with BM&FBOVESPA regulation.
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Date 01/10/2009
Boston Options Exchange: PIP Activity, Average Improvement Increase In September
In the month of September, price improvement versus the prevailing NBBO for contracts submitted via the Boston Options Exchange’s (“BOX”) price improvement auction (‘PIP’*) averaged $3.05 per contract, an increase over August’s $2.82. An average of 47,012 contracts per day received price improvement during the month, a 19% increase over August’s 39,341, resulting in $3.0M in total savings to investors. With this, BOX has saved investors $256M since its inception in 2004. Average daily tradin
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Date 01/10/2009
The Options Industry Council Announces September Options Trading Volume Decreased 16 Percent
The Options Industry Council (OIC) announced today that total options trading volume in September was 314,809,865 contracts, down 15.95 percent compared to September 2008 volume of 374,531,673 contracts—the second highest monthly total on record.
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Date 01/10/2009
KCBT HRW Wheat Volume Third Largest For Month Of September - Combination Of Factors Result In Large Trading Volume
The Kansas City Board of Trade’s Hard Red Winter Wheat futures trading volume for the month of September was the third largest for that calendar month in the 153-year history of the exchange.
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Date 01/10/2009
Osaka Securities Exchange: Scheduled Date Of Announcement Of Financial Statement Of Q2/FY2009
OSE is scheduled to announce financial statements of Q2/FY2009 on October 27, 2009.
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Date 01/10/2009
Osaka Securities Exchange: Trading Overview For September 2009 And First Half Of Fiscal Year 2009 (April To September)
OSE announced trading overview (preliminary estimates) in September 2009 & First Half of Fiscal Year 2009 (April to September).
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Date 01/10/2009
TOCOM To Revise Position Limits - Changes In The Market Management Detailed Rules In Connection With Revised Position Limits
TOCOM is currently striving to increase the market’s functionality as a part of the industrial infrastructure and to create internationally competitive rules for market operations by enhancing market reliability and convenience for market participants. As part of this endeavor, for customer position limits on certain commodities, TOCOM made the distinction between commercials and non-commercials and assigned higher position limits to commercials.
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