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| FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 03 | |
| > U.S. Brokerage Firms Closing Shop After Trading Drop-Off, Capital Squeeze (Bloomberg) | 183 |
| > SEC Is Avoiding Tough Sanctions for Large Banks (NY Times) | 180 |
| > MF Global Had a Crisis Plan (WSJ) | 132 |
| > CME plans to sell CBOT building by June (Chicago Tribune) | 131 |
| > On The Move (Traders) | 106 |
| > Corzine Sought 'Yes Man' for MF Bet: Lawmakers (Bloomberg) | 101 |
| > Geithner Says Systemically Risky Firms to Be Named in 2012 (Bloomberg) | 100 |
| > BOX Options Files for Own Exchange License (Bloomberg) | 98 |
| > MF Global U.K. to Start Returning Funds as Soon as Next Week (Bloomberg) | 97 |
| > Ex-MF Global head claims he warned Corzine (FT) | 97 |
| > Futures On Credit-Default Swaps Seen As Natural Evolution (DowJones) | 95 |
| > CME Rice Contract Sows Dissension (WSJ) | 95 |
| > Intercontinental West Texas Crude Trade Drops 52% in January (Bloomberg) | 94 |
| > NYSE Is Niederauer Dilemma as Deal Fails (Bloomberg) | 90 |
| > China Securities Regulator: Aim To Eradicate Illegal Exchanges By End-June (DowJones) | 90 |
| > Swaps Contracts Seen Shrinking as New Rules Come (WSJ) | 89 |
| > CME sees no need to revamp futures regulation in post-MF Global market (Crain's) | 89 |
| > MF Futures Customers Compete to Lead at Least Seven Suits Against Corzine (Bloomberg) | 88 |
| > Push Sputters for Credit-Default Swap Futures (WSJ) | 88 |
| > US farmers, ranchers owed $100 million by MF Global (Reuters blog) | 86 |
| > Before Collapse, MF Global Had Emergency Plan (NY Times) | 85 |
| > CME launches Europe clearing service for gold forwards (Reuters) | 84 |
| > Geithner: Goal of Dodd-Frank Isn't to Eliminate Failure (WSJ blog) | 84 |
| > UBS, Credit Suisse in Swiss Rate-Fixing Probe (Bloomberg) | 84 |
| > Ex-Credit Suisse CDO Chief Surprised by Charges, Lawyer Says (Bloomberg) | 84 |
| > Swiss launch competition probe against UBS, Credit Suisse for suspected rates manipulation (AP) | 83 |
| > CME Group creates $100m fund after MF Global (FT) | 82 |
| > 'Too early' to spot gaps in global regulation (FT) | 82 |
| > CME Will Protect Farmers' Hedges (WSJ) | 82 |
| THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 02 | |
| > Corzine Deemed MF Global Risk Concerns Implausible, Roseman Says (Bloomberg) | 258 |
| > Dodd-Frank in one (really big) chart (Washington Post blog) | 243 |
| > 'Too Big to Fail' Clearinghouse Hunt (WSJ) | 224 |
| > Exclusive: MF Global triggers regulatory rethink at CFTC (Reuters) | 210 |
| > Exchanges deal failure to open up futures market (Reuters) | 203 |
| > CME Profit Surges, Revenue Falls (WSJ) | 190 |
| > Judge Rejects MF Global Priority Bid (WSJ) | 181 |
| > CME creating $100 million protection fund for farmers, ranchers (Crain's) | 181 |
| > IDCG in talks with banks over stake sale (FT) | 175 |
| > FSA outlines draft guidance on liquidity swap transactions (Risk.net) | 163 |
| > Big, Bad Bourse (WSJ) | 159 |
| > For Exchange CEOs, a Misjudgment and New Goals (WSJ) | 159 |
| > CME Group profit up on tax benefits (Reuters) | 159 |
| > TSE Resumes Trading After System Glitch Causes Halt (DowJones) | 158 |
| > NYSE-Deutsche Börse Joins Dead-Deal List (WSJ) | 156 |
| > Reaction From Around The Globe To Death Of Deutsche Boerse-NYSE (WSJ blog) | 156 |
| > Q&A: NYSE executives on the merger's collapse (Financial News) | 156 |
| > Nasdaq upbeat over bourse tie-ups (FT) | 154 |
| > Why Brussels rejected DB/NYSE deal (FT) | 154 |
| > Block points to future of global alliances (FT) | 153 |
| WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 01 | |
| > After a Delay, MF Global’s Missing Money Is Traced (NY Times) | 288 |
| > 'Little Child' CFTC Ignores Futures Oversight Role, O'Malia Says (Bloomberg) | 211 |
| > MF Global Executive Is Set to Tell of Concerns (WSJ) | 204 |
| > Icap to cut jobs and clamp down on bonuses (FT) | 188 |
| > MF Global Risk Chief Once Saw Euro Bets as 'Acceptable' (NY Times) | 177 |
| > Jefferies Allows Bonus Recipients to Swap Stock for Cash With 25% Discount (Bloomberg) | 173 |
| > EU blocks "near-monopoly" of D.Boerse-NYSE merger (Reuters) | 168 |
| > Ex-Credit Suisse traders face US charges (FT) | 167 |
| > EU lawmakers stall new derivatives rules (Reuters) | 165 |
| > The Rationale Behind The NYSE-Deutsche Boerse Desire To Merge (WSJ blog) | 165 |
| > Maple Extends TMX Takeover Offer to Feb. 29 to Get Approvals (Bloomberg) | 164 |
| > MF Global risk chief urged caution on trades (FT) | 164 |
| > Icap's Spencer rues regulatory delays (Financial News) | 162 |
| > NYSE and Deutsche Borse Plan to Call Off Merger (NY Times) | 157 |
| > EU Derivatives Rules: Still Waiting (WSJ blog) | 156 |
| > NYSE Says Appeal of EU Ruling on Merger With Deutsche Boerse Is an Option (Bloomberg) | 155 |
| > Turaz targets commodities trade monitoring (FT) | 153 |
| > Esma aims for the middle ground with draft ETF guidelines (Risk.net) | 153 |
| > Asia financial regulators press on with banking reforms (Risk.net) | 152 |
| > NYSE board stands by Niederauer (FT) | 151 |
| > UK's Osborne Lodges 'Volcker Rule' Complaint (WSJ) | 151 |
| > Brussels blocks DB-NYSE merger (FT) | 148 |
| > EU Blocks NYSE, Deutsche Börse Deal (WSJ) | 146 |
| TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 | |
| > Wall Street loosens ties with CME rival ELX (Reuters) | 216 |
| > Janney Hires Ex-MF Global Employees in U.S. Capital Markets Expansion (Bloomberg) | 200 |
| > MF Global: Money on Foreign Exchanges Remains Frozen (WSJ blog) | 178 |
| > CFTC to Examine Rapid Trading (WSJ) | 174 |
| > CME to reject $15 million in city TIF funds (Crain's) | 165 |
| > ICE Unveils Margin Offsets for Dealers on Cleared Swaps (WSJ) | 158 |
| > Nasdaq OMX makes clearing house pledge (FT) | 154 |
| > ICE to Begin Portfolio Margining for Bank Credit Swap Trades (Bloomberg) | 151 |
| > ICE to combine margins for CDS clearing (FT) | 149 |
| > EU set to overhaul regulation of derivatives (Reuters) | 148 |
| > NZ exchange names consultant as CEO (Financial News) | 147 |
| > D Börse and NYSE challenge block to merger (FT) | 145 |
| > UBS Said to Seek Brazilian Bank Acquisition as Local License Stalls (Bloomberg) | 142 |
| > China Sees Shanghai as Hub (WSJ) | 142 |
| > Banks must reclaim their proper role (FT) | 140 |
| > Nordic region sees surge in demand for credit and commodity-linked products (Risk.net) | 140 |
| > FSA warns on Mifid review proposals (FT) | 139 |
| MONDAY, JANUARY 30 | |
| > Money From MF Global Feared Gone (WSJ) | 217 |
| > MF Global ex-risk chief to testify before Congress (Reuters) | 188 |
| > Citigroup Gets Around To Closing Prop Trading Desk For Volcker (WSJ blog) | 172 |
| > CFTC making progress on swaps market rules: Gensler (Reuters) | 167 |
| > SEC drops "supervisor" case against ex-general counsel (Reuters) | 164 |
| > CME eyes second-half launch for rates clearing (Financial News) | 153 |
| > Citigroup to Close Prop Trading Desk (NY Times) | 150 |
| > Nervous bankers braced for job losses (FT) | 150 |
| > Regulators dither over who-sees-what derivatives question (Financial News) | 148 |
| > CME Adds Deutsche Bank To Gold Custodian Providers (DowJones) | 136 |
| > NYSE’s Niederauer Has More Buyout Targets Should Deutsche Boerse Deal Fail (Bloomberg) | 136 |
| > EU to Seek Deal on Clearing Law for Over-the-Counter Derivatives (Bloomberg) | 133 |
| > UK backtracks on EU plan for new trading platform (Reuters) | 132 |
| > SEC Dismisses Case Against Ex-GC, Leaves Larger Questions Open (Law.com) | 132 |
| > Shanghai vows to expand capital markets (FT) | 132 |
| > China Pushes Global Financial Role for Shanghai (WSJ) | 129 |
| > Bruising finale for NYSE-D Börse tie-up (FT) | 128 |
| > Regulator goes easy on ETFs (FT) | 127 |
| > Banking Organization to Buy Stake in Russian Stock Market (NY Times) | 127 |
| > Bourse deal kicks off Russian push for foreign cash (Reuters) | 124 |
| > Europe's Bad Tax Brainstorm (WSJ) | 121 |
| > EU Red-Flags 'Volcker' (WSJ) | 119 |
| FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 | |
| > Low volume, commissions to claim more Wall St firms (Reuters) | 484 |
| > Regulators Eye Exchange Technology (WSJ) | 444 |
| > US SEC hires veteran exchange-traded fund expert (Reuters) | 420 |
| > Derivatives Participants Worry about Clearing Risk (Wall Street & Technology) | 409 |
| > OptionsXpress Benefits from Complex Orders (Traders) | 391 |
| > Ex-UBS Municipal Derivatives Chief Facing Criminal Trial Set for July (Bloomberg) | 391 |
| > CME Clearing Aims to Compete in Europe as Trading Volume Expands, CEO Says (Bloomberg) | 387 |
| > CBOE to Offer Home-Price Futures Tied to Radar Logic Indexes (Bloomberg) | 382 |
| > Exchange Consolidation Will Continue, Nasdaq Chief Greifeld Says (Bloomberg) | 381 |
| > NYSE-Börse faces withdrawal conundrum (Financial News) | 368 |
| > SEC alleges Latvian trader hijacked accounts (FT) | 367 |
| > Global body to represent big banks (FT) | 362 |
| > Dimon believes RoE could hit 17% (Financial News) | 361 |
| > EU Almunia: NYSE, Deutsche Boerse Deal Would Harm Competition (DowJones) | 360 |
| > Credit Suisse’s CEO Dougan Said to Not Receive Derivative Bonds in Bonus (Bloomberg) | 356 |
| > LSE Provides Positive Update (WSJ) | 355 |
| > NYSE chief sees little chance of Deutsche Börse deal (FT) | 354 |
| THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 | |
| > MF Global Clients May Lose in $700 Million Bankruptcy Fight (Bloomberg) | 312 |
| > CME deal shows the problem with corporate tax breaks (Chicago Tribune) | 286 |
| > JPMorgan Said to Cut About 100 Workers (Bloomberg) | 267 |
| > CFTC Finds No 'Material Breaches' at Big Futures Firms (WSJ) | 249 |
| > Client Funds Protected at 70 Futures Brokers, US CFTC Says (Bloomberg) | 237 |
| > MF Global casts spotlight on client fund rules (Reuters) | 224 |
| > Will SEFs Increase Market Fragmentation? (Wall Street & Technology) | 221 |
| > No problems found at US futures firms in keeping customer money separate, agency says (AP) | 216 |
| > Futures Industry Sees Chance to Shape Oversight (NY Times) | 216 |
| > Commitment to accuracy of CFTC data in doubt (FT) | 210 |
| > Geithner Says Obama Won’t Ask Him to Lead Treasury if He Wins Re-Election (Bloomberg) | 207 |
| > Nasdaq CEO: Not Interested in Buying London Stock Exchange at This Point (WSJ blog) | 204 |
| > Base Metals Post Best Start in 11 Years: Commodities at Close (Bloomberg) | 201 |
| > IRS Should End Commodity Mutual Fund Runaround, Levin Says (Bloomberg) | 201 |
| > Regulatory changes opportunities not challenges, says JP Morgan Chase's Álvarez (Risk.net) | 198 |
| > UK carbon broker CarbonDesk Ltd slashes headcount (Reuters) | 197 |
| > HSBC under Senate scrutiny for money laundering: sources (Crain's) | 196 |
| > Diamond Says ECB Loans Put Europe on Right Path as Jain Sees Improvement (Bloomberg) | 191 |
| > Speed vital in eurozone crisis, say bankers (FT) | 186 |
| WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 | |
| > ED&F scores further MF Global hires (Financial News) | 300 |
| > Dozens protest CME Group incentives (Chicago Tribune) | 292 |
| > Obama Picks Federal, State Officials To Lead Financial Crisis Investigation (DowJones) | 279 |
| > After MF Global's Demise, Futures Industry Explores Tougher Rules (NY Times) | 254 |
| > Commitment to accuracy of CFTC data questioned (FT) | 235 |
| > Rule-smashing lawyer sees Volcker cracks (Reuters) | 233 |
| > MF Customers Face Long, and Possibly Fruitless, Slog (WSJ) | 231 |
| > OCC's Walsh Warns of 'Vast Over Reaction' in Derivatives Regulation (WSJ blog) | 222 |
| > Greek Default Ruling by ISDA Likely Outcome, NYU's Altman Says (Bloomberg) | 222 |
| > EU to clamp down on derivatives trading (Reuters) | 222 |
| > Credit Suisse's Elaborate Bonus Ritual (WSJ) | 217 |
| > NYSE Dream of Global Exchange Coming Apart in Europe on Derivatives Review (Bloomberg) | 214 |
| > EU's Barnier: Need Time To Review Deutsche Boerse/NYSE Merger (DowJones) | 211 |
| > Morgan Stanley hires Turquoise regulator (Financial News) | 211 |
| > Tougher rules explored after MF Global collapse (FT) | 211 |
| > Deutsche Boerse Chairman, CEO Advocate Merger Plans With NYSE Euronext (DowJones) | 207 |
| > France seeks support for financial transaction tax (Reuters) | 206 |
| > EU ministers agree OTC clearing powers (FT) | 204 |
| > Emir completion in sight (Financial News) | 203 |
| > Fortress Chief Daniel Mudd Resigns (WSJ) | 203 |
| > Barnier provides hope for DB-NYSE (FT) | 193 |
| > Osaka to delay key futures contract launch (FT) | 157 |
| TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 | |
| > The Battle Over Brokers' Duty to Their Clients Reaches a Standstill (WSJ) | 233 |
| > Tiny Goldman investment group takes stakes in market evolution (Financial News) | 217 |
| > CME to expand clearing of ag swaps Feb 13 (Reuters) | 205 |
| > DTCC eyes second quarter launch for FX swap data warehouse (Financial News) | 196 |
| > MarkitSERV Transmitting Orders to DTCC Repository (Waters) | 194 |
| > Obama Expected to Call for Tougher Wall Street Penalties (WSJ) | 192 |
| > Osaka to delay key futures contract launch (FT) | 186 |
| > London Metal Exchange May Add More Industrial Metal Swaps (Bloomberg) | 182 |
| > Credit Suisse pays bonuses in derivatives notes (FT) | 180 |
| > GFI Group cuts broker headcount (Financial News) | 180 |
| > NYSE Explores Adding Partners to Amex Venture (WSJ) | 172 |
| > EU Ministers Get Deal on Clearing Rules for OTC Derivatives (Bloomberg) | 171 |
| > NYSE-Deutsche Boerse Said to Lack Support to Overturn EU Veto (Bloomberg) | 169 |
| > Liquidity Centers Are the First Step Toward Industry Utilities (Wall Street & Technology) | 169 |
| > Appeals court dismisses suit over new CFTC rule (Reuters) | 167 |
| > Deadline Approaches for MF Global Claimants (WSJ blog) | 166 |
| > Securitisation experts warn on planned reforms (FT) | 161 |
| MONDAY, JANUARY 23 | |
| > CEO Wolkoff leaving CME Group's rival ELX (Reuters) | 283 |
| > ELX Futures Hires Jaycobs As CEO; Wolkoff Departing (DowJones) | 258 |
| > The great brokerage shake-out (Financial News) | 232 |
| > Corzine Is Sued Under Racketeering Law by MF Global’s Commodity Customers (Bloomberg) | 224 |
| > Dealers frustrated by SG's refusal to clear CDS (Reuters) | 221 |
| > CFTC Position Limits Rule Lawsuit Dismissed by U.S. Appeals Court in D.C. (Bloomberg) | 180 |
| > After a Legal Setback, Commodity Traders’ Complaint Is to Be Heard by a Lower Court (NY Times) | 166 |
| > Vision of buyside clearing fails to become reality (FT) | 164 |
| > Nasdaq enters currency battle (Financial News) | 161 |
| > HKEx mulls launching RMB commodities exchange (Risk.net) | 161 |
| > GFI Group axes 4% of brokers (Financial News) | 157 |
| > Esma group paper gives clue to rule changes (FT) | 145 |
| > Eurex and Liffe face up to a future alone (Financial News) | 142 |
| > ELX names new chief to continue CME battle (FT) | 141 |
| > HKEx targets commodities trading (FT) | 134 |
| > Revamp of Mifid delegation rules causing concern (FT) | 131 |
| > Changes bring global flurry of innovation (FT) | 127 |
| > UK Leaders Appear to Have No Answer on City's Future Role (WSJ) | 117 |
| FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 | |
| > No silver bullet to avert another MF Global - regulator (Reuters) | 648 |
| > TeraExchange Hires Former Regulator with Derivatives Expertise (Wall Street & Technology) | 637 |
| > Coverage: Options Industry Looks to Long-Onlys for Future (Traders) | 593 |
| > Buyside traders demand more transparency (Financial News) | 581 |
| > FSA Pressures Banks to Hand Over MF Global's UK Client Money (Bloomberg) | 580 |
| > Paris Banking Job Cuts Reflect Wilting Ambitions (Bloomberg) | 571 |
| > New Normal on Wall Street: Smaller and Restrained (NY Times) | 565 |
| > EU faces struggle to bridge divide with Britain (Reuters) | 561 |
| > Morgan Stanley bucks trend with trading increase (FT) | 561 |
| > NYSE May Appeal If Deutsche Boerse Deal Blocked (DowJones) | 552 |
| > Remit reporting requirements remain unclear (Risk.net) | 548 |
| > Risk managers complain about Fed stress test workload (Risk.net) | 542 |
| > HKEx Shifts Strategy, Eyes Commodities (WSJ) | 542 |
| THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 | |
| > Former MF Global COO joins commodities broker (Financial News) | 457 |
| > In MF Global, JPMorgan again at center of a financial failure (Reuters) | 330 |
| > MF Global Commodity Customers Must Be Paid First, CFTC Says (Bloomberg) | 320 |
| > Futures industry mavens create panel to review MF Global meltdown (Crain's) | 298 |
| > Error Touches Off Franc-Euro Frenzy (WSJ) | 276 |
| > New Laws Possible In Wake of MF Global's Demise (NY Times) | 268 |
| > Fragmentation Coming to a Swaps Market Near You (Advanced Trading) | 266 |
| > HKEx set to raise profile in commodities space (Reuters) | 258 |
| > CME, others form committee to prevent future MF Globals (Chicago Tribune) | 257 |
| > Volcker Rule Regulators Resist Lawmakers Calls to Scrap Proposal (Bloomberg) | 235 |
| > SEC Approves NYSE Deal (WSJ) | 233 |
| > UK wants no "interference" in megabourse ruling (Reuters) | 232 |
| > CCPs should have last word on OTC clearing, says FOA (Risk.net) | 228 |
| > Regulators Defend 'Volcker Rule' (WSJ) | 223 |
| > LSE in Italian trading switch (FT) | 223 |
| > Fed seeks to allay Volcker rule concerns (FT) | 212 |
| WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 | |
| > Investigators focus on Chicago operations in MF Global probe (Crain's) | 320 |
| > The Meltdown Remains a Whodunit (WSJ) | 281 |
| > Fixing the Futures Market in the Wake of MF Global (Wall Street & Technology) | 271 |
| > U.S. Regulators to Defend Volcker Rule Ban on Proprietary Trades (Bloomberg) | 263 |
| > Dismay of MF Global clients should spur change (FT) | 256 |
| > Societe Generale Said to Name Kuo as Asia Oil Swaps Trade Head (Bloomberg) | 242 |
| > Clearing industry embraces stress tests (Financial News) | 241 |
| > Deutsche Boerse-NYSE Veto Said to Be Backed By National Agencies (Bloomberg) | 240 |
| > UK wants no "interference" in megabourse ruling (Reuters) | 226 |
| > Warning on returns from MF Global UK (FT) | 226 |
| > Exemption for forex swaps and forwards should hold, says GFMA’s Kemp (Risk.net) | 225 |
| > EU Competition Chief Shares His View on Exchange Tie-Up (WSJ) | 195 |
| > FDIC Advances 'Stress Test' Plan (WSJ) | 174 |
| TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 | |
| > Clearing houses: the next casualty of the crisis? (Reuters) | 276 |
| > MF Global Probe Focuses on Back Office (WSJ) | 270 |
| > CME Group Members May Have Underreported Tax Income, IRS Says (Bloomberg) | 248 |
| > New initiative emerges to tackle regulatory confusion (FT) | 229 |
| > IRS investigates CME members' tax records (Chicago Tribune) | 225 |
| > FCStone to apply for Singapore futures licence (Financial News) | 209 |
| > Citigroup Hires Four Ex-BNP Energy Brokers in London Expansion (Bloomberg) | 207 |
| > Swaps traders fret over lack of SEF rules (Financial News) | 204 |
| > Saudis hope bourse reform will lure investors (FT) | 197 |
| > D Börse and NYSE investors face failure (FT) | 195 |
| > Hedge funds lobby SEC over secrecy rule (FT) | 194 |
| > Japanese Regulator May Lower Barriers to Alternative Trading (Bloomberg) | 192 |
| > What’s in Store for 2012? (Traders) | 191 |
| > NYSE Liffe 2011 commodity trading volume up 24 pct (Reuters) | 191 |
| > Bovespa clearing stranglehold faces challenge (FT) | 187 |
| > China launches its first physical iron ore trading platform (Reuters) | 183 |
| > Finance tribunal opens to settle disputes (FT) | 173 |
| > Identifiers will place significant technology demands on industry, say dealers (Risk.net) | 172 |
| > 'Bloated' London Banks Shrink in the City (FT) | 167 |
| > Risk institute calls for new ETF designations (Financial News) | 161 |
| > Euro Woes Could Revive Bout of Market Volatility (NY Times) | 148 |
| FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 | |
| > CFTC Offered to Settle Suit for $175,000, Jailed Commodities Trader Says (Bloomberg) | 907 |
| > MF Global Trustee: May Use Litigation To Recover Customer Funds (DowJones) | 798 |
| > Nasdaq looks at changing its structure (FT) | 789 |
| > MF Global trustee warns of pay-out shortfall (FT) | 788 |
| > Judges set for CFTC position limits challenge (Reuters blog) | 787 |
| > US SEC tightens leash on exchanges post 'flash crash' (Reuters) | 757 |
| > Société Générale to Cut 100 Workers in Asia (WSJ) | 748 |
| > Treasury Hits Back at Critics of Dodd-Frank Rules (CNBC) | 742 |
| > Swiss Exchange start delayed by glitch (FT) | 735 |
| > LME chief rebuffs calls on trading fee rise (FT) | 731 |
| > New U.S. trading rules worry UK bond dealers -debt office (Reuters) | 731 |
| > Hong Kong market watchdog ups trading floor inspections (Reuters) | 730 |
| > NYSE Euronext: Held Lead Of Exchange Traded Products Market (DowJones) | 723 |
| > LME Defends New Fee (WSJ) | 722 |
| > LME board to consider bids in late February (Reuters) | 722 |
| > Regulators 'driving fraud investigations' (Risk.net) | 707 |
| THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 | |
| > Brash commodities trader shakes up MF Global case (Reuters) | 465 |
| > Commodities trading loses its Goldman queen (FT) | 408 |
| > Another Chicago exchange master blows at PR (Crain's blog) | 349 |
| > CME Chief Speaks Out on CFTC Inquiry (NY Times) | 276 |
| > Duffy says he's 'unaware' of any effort to break up CME Group (MarketWatch) | 263 |
| > Goldman Sachs Trading Chiefs Join Exodus (Bloomberg) | 253 |
| > Lloyds Hires Richard Moore as Head of Trading From MF Global (Bloomberg) | 248 |
| > Fairer future for exchanges (FT) | 247 |
| > ETFs attract record global inflows in 2011 (FT) | 245 |
| > Investors hail partial victory on CFTC rules (FT) | 240 |
| > ICE suspends CO2 broker CarbonDesk Ltd (Reuters) | 238 |
| > South Korea to Start OTC Derivatives Clearing House to Cut Global Risks (Bloomberg) | 235 |
| > CFTC Votes 4-to-1 for Rules Aimed at Wall Street Swap Abuse (Bloomberg) | 229 |
| > Goldman Veterans Exit as Trading Struggles in Post-Crisis Order (WSJ) | 229 |
| > Operational uncertainty still a concern in OTC reform (Risk.net) | 225 |
| > D Börse and NYSE stung by EU rejection (FT) | 224 |
| > Cleared Carbon Volumes Surged on ICE as EIB May Have Begun Sales (Bloomberg) | 222 |
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