Monday, 26 August 2013

Nasdaq CEO Greifeld defends decision not to speak to press

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Nasdaq-OMX CEO Robert Greifeld defended the way his exchange handled Thursday's three-hour outage, saying unspecified outside issues were the real problem.

 

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As of this writing, the squirrels aren't involved. They are not implicated in this week's shutdown of the Nasdaq stock market.

 

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The top U.S. derivatives regulator is poised to announce a range of potential methods for overseeing automated and high-frequency trading, according to four peopl

 

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The top prosecutor in Manhattan is seeking to indict three men for allegedly stealing valuable computer source code from an automated trading firm, according to people familiar with the matter.

 

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The 47-year-old broker - who pleaded guilty in July to cheating the producers of a troubled Broadway musical out of $60,000 - has been hit with a lifetime ban by the brokerage industry's self-regulatory body, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, The Post has learned.

The bank said in a memo last week that its treasury services unit won't take on new correspondent clients or new business from existing customers who use the bank to process transactions, according to Brian Marchiony, a spokesman.
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A technical malfunction on Thursday that halted trading on the Nasdaq is the latest example of how financial innovation has outpaced regulation (and maybe always will).

 

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Technology failed Thursday-but at least one human quickly used the options market to bet that shares of exchange-operator Nasdaq OMX GroupNDAQ -0.10% would take a hit due to the 3-hour shutdown of the Nasdaq Stock Market.
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Goldman Sachs has put four senior technology specialists on leave after an embarrassing trading glitch that is likely to cost the bank tens of millions of dollars.

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