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Morgan Stanley to pay $5 Million to SEC for Reg SHO violations
01 October 2020
Reporter Drew Nicol

The US SEC order found that since Regulation SHO’s adoption in 2004 Morgan Stanley has “improperly relied on the exception to firmwide netting of all of its positions in a particular equity security through its use of the long and short units”

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission approves UMR delay
02 June 2020
Reporter Drew Nicol

US derivatives market gains 12-month reprieve for initial margin requirements for uncleared swaps in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Bloomberg Tradebook fined $5m for misleading customers
07 May 2020
Reporter Natalie Turner

US SEC files charges against broker-dealer Bloomberg Tradebook for material misrepresentation of services for nearly a decade

Hedge fund manager to pay $44 million for short selling
18 December 2012
Reporter Jenna Jones

Sung Kook Hwang, a manager of two New York-based hedge funds, and his two firms have agreed to pay $44 million to settle US SEC charges over short selling...

Morgan Stanley talk tri-party at Capitol Hill
07 August 2012
Reporter Georgina Lavers

A committee on securities, insurance and investment met to conduct a hearing entitled “The Tri-Party Repo Market: Remaining Challenges” in Capitol Hill, Washington D.C...

FINRA Issues Warning on Stock-Based Loan Programs
29 May 2011
Reporter Steven Lafferty

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority issued a new Investor Alert - Stock-Based Loan Programs: What Investors Need to Know - to educate investors about non-recourse stock-based loan programs, including the risks and rewards of these loans.

SEC seeks public comment on short sale disclosure
04 May 2011
Reporter Steven Lafferty

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published on its website a request for public comment on the feasibility, benefits, and costs of two short selling disclosure regimes...

SEC approves Circuit Breakers
11 June 2010
Reporter

The Securities and Exchange Commission today approved rules that will require the exchanges and FINRA to pause trading in certain individual stocks if the price moves 10 percent or more in a five-minute period.

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