Proprietary trading
What regulation means for traders: Less freedom, more work, new skills
Post-crisis regulation tends to be spoken about in pretty cold, impersonal terms – the pressure on bid-offer spreads or return-on-equity, for example. It’s easy to forget there is another type of...
As banks become more sensitive to capital and funding costs – and derivatives pricing becomes more complex – the trader’s role is changing. For those who choose to remain on the sell side, analytical,...
"When is enough, enough?” Kenneth Griffin wants to know. The founder and chief executive of Citadel, the Chicago-based asset manager and market-maker, blames dealer lobbying for the slow implementation...
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