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CME Group said it will continue to bar ELX’s Exchange of Futures for Futures transactions, saying they would “reduce transparency and price discovery in CBOT Treasury futures markets,” despite a decision by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission that such transactions were legal.
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Structured products are victims of “misinformation and misrepresentation,” according to Ian Lowes, founder of StructuredProductReview.com.
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Maxim Group has expanded its global equities trading platform with four new hires.
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Morgan Stanley has rolled out its first FTSE defensive income plan.
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The Equity Options Trading Committee of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association has told the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it opposes a proposed ban on flash orders in the options market.
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A number of banks in Singapore have been expanding their commodity teams to meet client demands for products such as derivatives.