Thursday, 25 July 2013

Breaking Up (With Your Job) is Hard to Do

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The Compliance Exchange News AlertJuly 25, 2013

In connection with regulatory reform under Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act ("Dodd-Frank"), our client, an Inter Dealer Broker Dealer, intends to establish and operate a facility for the trading of swaps and security-based swaps (a "Swap Execution Facility," or "SEF"). 

 

The SEF requires a Surveillance Officer ("SO") who will assume responsibility for conducting the SEF surveillance program that will enable the SEF to comply with the relevant provisions of Dodd-Frank. Additionally, the SO will work with both IT and Market Operations to ensure ongoing adequacy of the surveillance program.

 

If you are a fit, please get in touch with Michael Tuller - MTuller@ComplianceSearch.com Feel free to pass the link along to someone else, as well.

 

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Once you've decided to leave your job, everything you dislike about it suddenly seems much more tolerable. The guy down the hall that you hate really isn't so bad. Your boss is not that evil, and you don't mind the commute as much as you thought you did.

 

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New York's congressional delegation turned up the heat on Anthony Weiner yesterday, with Rep. Charlie Rangel torching his former colleague for again humiliating his beleaguered wife.

 

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The news that Dave Hartnett, the UK's chief tax collector, has become a consultant to Deloitte, is hardly shocking because so many now pass through the revolving door. In France, when public servants cash in by taking private sector jobs, it is called pantouflage.

 

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A transaction named Abacus 2007-AC1 became one of the most infamous trades of the financial crisis, netting more than $1 billion for Paulson & Company, a hedge fund that successfully wagered that the housing market would crash.

 

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Anthony Weiner came up with an extraordinary excuse yesterday to explain why he went back to sexting after supposedly kicking the habit - he was suffering from marital woes.

 

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More than a dozen companies, including the Nasdaq Stock Market, were the target of what prosecutors described as one of the largest data breaches uncovered to date, which resulted in "hundreds of millions of dollars" in losses, according to court documents made public Thursday.

 

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Remember when federal Judge Jed Rakoff scared the bejesus out of Wall Street in 2011? That's when he refused to sign off on a $285-million civil settlement between Citigroup and the Securities and Exchange Commission over a massive mortgage fraud case.
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