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Bourse de Montréal fines derivatives broker
The regulatory division of Canada’s Bourse de Montréal has fined Fimat Derivatives Canada C$1,000 after one of its employees entered an electronic order before obtaining approval to work as a trader.
Reuters readies for swaps broking foray
UK electronic information and dealing systems provider, Reuters, appears to be positioning itself for a foray into the electronic broking of interest rate swaps. The company has reached an agreement in principle to take control of the rate swaps platform…
Weinstein resurfaces at Cantor
Bernie Weinstein, former president of Thomson Financial’s sales and trading group, will become a senior managing director at inter-dealer broker Cantor Fitzgerald on January 1, overseeing Cantor Market Data (CMD) and eSpeed’s Software Solutions business.
Energy companies should embrace trading, says report
Energy companies must embrace trading if they are to survive in the post-Enron market, said a new report by consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC).
Julius Baer launches emerging forex desk
Swiss financial institution Bank Julius Baer has launched an emerging markets FX desk in New York with the hire of two traders from Greenwich-based AIG Trading.
Hong Kong banks lagging in preparation for Basel II
Hong Kong’s banks are lagging their European counterparts in preparing for Basel II with most still at the early stages of project planning, according to a report by consultants KPMG.