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HSBC’s 2014 results underline the pain the bank has suffered from multiple conduct failures, as it swallowed $3.7bn of fines, settlements, customer redress and provisions through the year.
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GFI Group’s board of directors have unanimously agreed to support BGC Partners’ tender offer for all its outstanding stock at $6.10 per share in cash concluding the hostile takeover that BGC initiated last year. This came following the merger agreement that was made between CME Group and GFI in July, which led to a bidding war between the exchange and BGC.
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The public dissemination of swap transaction trade data in Ontario is raising fears that trades will be linked to specific firms, thus influencing transaction pricing and making it difficult for firms to hedge their risk, according to lawyers.
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Investment banking divisions had their best post crisis year in 2014, according to figures from data firm Coalition, despite employing fewer people than ever.
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The limited number of central counterparties and over-the-counter clearing members in the UK is hampering competition. This could result in a monopolisation of services which may lead to a less resilient economy, according to feedback received by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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Finance for social investments could take a step forward following the publication of free template documents to create an association and raise debt finance.