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CME to close open-outcry pits an hour early

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) will close pit trading in open-outcry interest rate products, including its flagship Eurodollar futures contract, an hour earlier – at 1pm – than normal as a result of the power cuts in the New York region, the…

US/Canadian blackouts 'could have been avoided'

Blackouts in the US that have left 50 million people without power would probably have been avoided had delayed reliability legislation been passed several years ago, according to the CEO and president of the North American Electric Reliability Council …

ANZ appoints director of financial markets for Europe and US

Australia and New Zealand Investment Bank (ANZ) has appointed Gilles Planté as director of its financial markets business for Europe and the US. He was previously director of commodities and foreign exchange derivatives, a post he has held since 1997.

Basel II creates myriad problems for US investment banks

Basel II is causing substantial problems for US investment banks whose overseas subsidiaries may receive harsh treatment under the new capital regime and whose home regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), says it is unsure when it will…

Basel Committee releases two reports

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision released two reports this morning—one on risk integration and aggregation and second on operational risk transfer. The papers are authored by the Joint Forum, which is composed of members of the Basel Committee,…

CP3 comments to be posted shortly, says BIS official

An official from the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland said today in an exclusive interview with BaselAlert.com that the hundreds of comment letters that the institution has received in response to the Basel Committee on Banking…

Forex dealers leave Fimat Chicago

Fimat, the brokerage arm of French investment bank SG, shed four staff from its US dealing team earlier in August, sources close to the company told RiskNews ' sister publication FX Week .

ABN Amro to go global with Dealstation

Dutch bank ABN Amro is planning a global debut next year for Dealstation, its white-labelled, foreign exchange trading platform, bank officials told RiskNews ' sister publication Trading Technology Week .

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