New York and Chicago's big-hitters go Bitcoin
First came the technology, then the investment and venture capital giants, and now the large traders as Bitcoin infiltrates the institutions of Chicago and New York
Read moreFirst came the technology, then the investment and venture capital giants, and now the large traders as Bitcoin infiltrates the institutions of Chicago and New York
Read moreSeveral parties, including New York State and the US Federal authorities, alleged that BNY Mellon promised best execution on institutional FX transactions, but instead provided the worst interbank rate
Read moreFXCM founding partner and executive of 15 years Eduard Yusupov's liquidation of $1.5 million in FXCM corporate stock leaves him with a further $80 million in shares which he retains
Read moreA financial services industry veteran with over 20 years worth of senior level experience within top financial institutions, Robert Babich has left Commonwealth Bank of Australia for senior FX prop trading position at FXCM
Read moreSascha Szyfman joins Bank of America's Global Technology and Operations team after three years at FXDD in New York
Read moreITG reduced its operational costs by closing an overseas development center, however revenue is slightly down YoY to $138.5 million as company forges ahead with RFQ-hub purchase.
Read moreJust a matter of days after New York State's financial services regulator outlined regulation for Bitcoin, Coinsetter opens for business.
Read moreEuronext shares commenced trading across three European venues last week. The firm has now announced the closing of the IPO as ICE sells 42,248,881 shares.
Read moreAs NYSE CEO Duncan L. Niederauer prepares for retirement, current COO Thomas W. Farley is set to step into his shoes
Read moreOn June 3, the CFTC's Technology Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting to discuss its surveillance program, SEFs, and the currently hot topic of automated trading and HFT, a sector which thrives within the trading desks of Chicago and New York
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