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ICAP’s agreement to sell its voice broking business to Tullett Prebon, signed on Wednesday, will free the former's profitable electronic trading, post-trade and indexing businesses from the regulatory capital pain that comes from being part of a broker. Meanwhile, Tullett Prebon will become the largest player in hybrid voice broking, taking over ICAP’s voice and information business. -
The European Union has hit a big setback in its drive to overhaul financial market rules, with its chief markets regulator demanding a delay of as much as a year before implementing its flagship regulation, Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II). But market participants greeted the reprieve as a welcome and necessary delay.
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Goldman Sachs this week announced the closure of its dedicated BRIC (Brazil, Russia, China and India) fund after nearly 10 years. The move signalled the end of the BRIC era, as this year saw recessions plague Russia and Brazil while growth in China stalled.
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Tullett Prebon’s takeover of ICAP’s voice broking business is rich with symbolism and portent.
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Interdealer broker Tullett Prebon has deepened its commitment to telephone trading by agreeing to buy the global hybrid voice broking and information business of ICAP.
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Abide Financial, a UK based transaction reporting specialist, has applied to become a derivatives trade repository under European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) definitions.
