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  • Data - November 2015

    Data for November 2015

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  • Vendor Consolidation

    Several financial technology vendors have been acquired in recent months as large IT firms have looked for ways to capitalize on structural changes in the financial markets.

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  • Machine Learning and Spoofing

    Neurensic is a Chicago-based company that has developed a set of tools for the detection of disruptive trading practices such as spoofing.

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  • End of an Era

    Former floor traders reminisce about their days of open outcry trading in Chicago and New York.

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  • Spotlight on Innovation

    MarketVoice spotlights 20 companies that typify the current wave of financial technology innovation. All 20 were selected for the Innovators Pavilion at this year's FIA Expo.

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  • CFTC Examines FCM Consolidation

    Agricultural hedgers are worried about the dwindling number of futures commission merchants, particularly as financial regulations have called for more businesses to be centrally cleared.

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  • A New Vision for JPX

    In this interview, Akira Kiyota, Japan Exchange Group’s CEO, outlines his strategy to expand the exchange group with a planned trading system upgrade and by expanding into commodity futures and a range of interest rate products.

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  • Retail Forex Rules

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has approved amended rules and a new interpretive notice filed by the National Futures Association intended to enhance protections for customers in the retail foreign exchange markets.

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  • Owner vs. Member

    The Securities and Exchange Commission on Sept. 10 issued an order lifting a stay of approval on the OCC’s plan to raise additional capital and a second order initiating a review of the approval.

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  • Regulatory Reporting

    On Sept. 28, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission provided futures and swaps traders with additional time to comply with new reporting requirements established by the CFTC’s Ownership and Control Reporting final rule.

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