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Spoofing: The Need for Regulatory Clarity
“You don’t want to get caught doing something that you thought was legal, but somehow it has wandered into the grey zone, somebody’s taken a dislike to you, and then they throw the book at y...
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Spoofing: The Need for Regulatory Clarity
“You don’t want to get caught doing something that you thought was legal, but somehow it has wandered into the grey zone, somebody’s taken a dislike to you, and then they throw the book at y...
Rethinking Risk Management
In times of ever changing catalysts, technologies and threats, how ought we to t...
Crypto Origin Stories: How’d You Hear About It?
No one has been in the cryptocurrency field for all that long, as Satoshi’...
A Comprehensive Crypto Outlook: Pain, Progress and Metaphors
It’s been 10 years and crypto – despite all of the debates and naysa...
Global Cyber Security Initiative Addresses $1.5 Trillion Issue
The Global Cyber Security Initiative will be holding a conference on November 9,...
Options
MIAX Prevails in Patent Spat with Nasdaq; Sterling slump prompts dash for options
Observations & Insight TGIF – Miscellany Spencer Doar – JLN Susquehanna’s Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy, said during a panel at SIFMA’s Listed Options Symposi...
Negative Gamma and Oil; CAT Concerns; Brexit Volatility
Observations & Insight Natural Gas ETN Volume Tops S&P 500, Nasdaq ETFs ...
Goldman Says Hedging Strategies Added to Oil Rout; Pound volatility
Lead Stories Goldman Says Wall Street Hedging Strategies Added to Oil Rout Javie...
Kurtosis Monsters; SEC Warns on Leveraged Funds
Observations & Insight Coinigy Joins with Merkle Data to Provide Enhanced Da...
What’s Behind the Spike in VIX ETFs?
Observations & Insight Cyber Security: If You Are Not Compliant, You Are Not...
John Lothian Newsletter
Stock Traders Say Brexit Deal ‘Dead in the Water’ as Raab Leaves
First Read Hits & Takes JLN Staff Matthew Kell...
Look at issuing digital currency, IMF head tells central banks
First Read Coinigy Joins with Merkle Data to Provi...
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CME Group
CME Group has postponed a shareholder vote aimed at eliminating six board director seats elected by traders, moving it from Nov. 5 to Nov. 29, Crain's reported. The move comes amid growing opposition to the proposal from Class B shareholders, who have had the right to elect directors ever since CME changed to a publicly traded company from a member-owned exchange in 2005.