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The Financial Services Authority is seeking comments on its proposed approach to enacting recent government policy for the regulation of interest rate benchmarks, particularly the London interbank offered rate.
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Institutional Investor magazine's All-America Executive Team-Leadership and Investor Relations Awards Dinner ad Ceremony honors the U.S. companies and IR professionals who ranked at the top of their industries for their investor relations programs, as well as executives and companies who ranked at the top for their corporate leadership.
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The Options Industry Conference is the preeminent event for derivatives professionals, bringing together engaging panelists and speakers to cover the most important issues facing the industry. This year, the conference is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the options industry. In addition to participating in a thought-provoking program, conference attendees will immerse themselves in the non-stop energy of Las Vegas. At the edge of the vast Mojave Desert and surrounded by magnificent mountains, Las Vegas shines without comparison. Amidst towering buildings, glittering lights, and a truly spectacular street lovingly dubbed “The Strip,” this city offers a little something for everyone.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has announced that Robert Cook is leaving as the agency’s director of trading and markets, a position he has held since joining the SEC in January 2010.
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Citigroup has announced it will cut an additional 11,000 from its work force, with 1,900 coming from its institutional clients group, which includes investment banking, trading and transaction services.
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Credit Suisse has closed its investment-banking operations in Moscow and relocated it to London to reduce costs.