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The state of straight-through processing in energy markets
Integrated front- to back-office processes in energy trading still lag those of financial markets considerably, putting energy markets at a big disadvantage. Lianna Brinded takes a look at why this is the case, and whether change is on the way
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On October 5, the UK's Financial Services Authority released 09/16, Strengthening Liquidity Standards Policy Statement, the final version of the UK's long-awaited liquidity risk regulation. Carla Mangado explores how this will impact the back office and...
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THE New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has announced the results of an inquiry into the back office operations of Mabon Securities, one of its members. NYSE has decided that Mabon Securities' New York operations violated NYSE rules. Mabon failed to adequately...
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