If you think you have been fleeced by CUSIP Global Services and others for paying licensing fees for nine-digit alphanumeric identification codes for US securities you might be entitled to a chunk of at least US $1 billion in compensation if a jury decides you're right. All you must do is be part of an eligible group of financial firms participating in a class action lawsuit filed by US … [Read More...]
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Europe’s CSDR: Fund Managers Monitor Settlement Fails
Operations managers at fund management firms are scrambling to improve how they monitor settlement fails and prevent penalties imposed by their custodian banks just around the corner as mandated under Europe's Central Securities Depository Regulation … [Read More]
Chief Compliance Officers Revisit Personal Liability
It's all about context. That's one key factor a group of financial service compliance professionals wants the US Securities and Exchange Commission and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to consider when holding a chief compliance officer personally … [Read More]
US SEC Loan Reporting: Ops Cost of Transparency
The operational and legal challenges of complying with the US Securities and Exchange Commission's potential requirement to report information on securities loan transactions to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority could outweigh the benefits of … [Read More]
LIBOR: Transition 1-2-3 in 2022
Breakups can be messy and switching from the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) to alternative reference rates (ARRs) will be no exception for trading, operations, fintech, risk and compliance managers in 2022. An ounce of preparing next year can … [Read More]
Autism Center of Alleged Crypto Inventor Wright’s Fraud Trial
A brilliant autistic cryptocurrency developer or a brilliant con artist? That's what a federal jury in Miami has to decide about Australian-born Craig Wright, who alleges he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of the most popular cryptocurrency Bitcoin and … [Read More]