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Rivalries among securities exchanges are heating up as the business of options has turned into a particularly aggressive battleground for U.S.-based exchanges.
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Exchange Tensions Flare
Rivalries among securities exchanges are heating up as the business of options has turned into a particularly aggressive battleground for U.S.-based exchanges.
CFTC Gets Proximity Rule Right, Traders Say
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's proposed regulation on co-location and proximity hosting services has drawn favorable reactions from key derivatives trading constituencies.
Bloomberg Ups the Valuation Ante
Major financial data providers have been jockeying with niche players for pieces of the valuation services market in recent years, and one, Bloomberg, has turned up the competitive heat with its announcement of an OTC derivatives pricing service.
NYU Economists Find Way to Spot Systemic Risks
NYU economists have developed a new gauge, called systemic expected shortfall, or SES, that indicates which banks would fare the worst if the financial sector were to become widely undercapitalized in a repeat of the 2008 meltdown.
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