Intellectual property
Ex-Goldman Sachs programmer freed
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Appeal court overturns conviction for code theft
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
A former employee of CME Group has been arrested and charged with stealing data from the firm
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Intellectual property and internal talent could get caught up in bank prop desk divorce
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Ex-Société Générale trader charged with code theft
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
NEW YORK – US authorities have arrested a former Société Générale (SG) trader and charged him with stealing the proprietary trading code used by the French bank for high-frequency trading. Samarth Agrawal is accused of stealing trade secrets by...
Patently challenging
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Source: Structured Products
Financial products have long been marginalised in the intellectual property world, and providers have sought to distinguish themselves on being the first with their innovations. While it is getting harder for financial products to win patents, as ETFs...
"No intellectual rights for market data," says Citi lawyer
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Source: Risk magazine
Data is not covered by intellectual property rights, but vendors are increasingly claiming rights and adding usage rights in contracts with clients, according to a panel at the FISD World Financial Information Conference in Athens. "There are no intellectual...
Traitors in our midst
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
As staff turnover rises and the pressure to perform increases, firms face the very real risk of good (or not so good) employees going bad. David Benyon looks at what firms can do to deter wrongdoing and protect their less tangible assets
Blurring the lines
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Source: Energy Risk
A turf war between Atlanta’s IntercontinentalExchange and the New York Mercantile Exchange reveals a shift in the traditional role of over-the-counter brokers and exchanges, finds Catherine Lacoursière
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