Basel III's capital charge is doing more harm than good to bank-owned FCMs
Basel III's capital charge is doing more harm than good to bank-owned FCMs
Matching large, illiquid, corporate bond trades is the holy grail for technology firms.
Making markets in puts and calls ain't what it used to be.
Expanding usage begs question of what is the broader utility of exchange-traded funds.
Several moves on the buy-side lead while one exchange official calls it quits.
European bond-trading platform is ready to cross the Atlantic.
The standard is expected to be adopted outside Europe over time.
Bank balances rapid delivery of new products with robust controls to support orderly markets.
MiFID II has increased the focus on the ability to trade in large size.
