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The International Derivatives Clearing Group is eyeing the conversion of more of its end users into a production environment this year.
Northern Trust is expanding its middle office services for over-the-counter derivatives processing to its custody clients.
Lighthouse Financial is preparing to roll out a comprehensive electronic service offering over the next few months that would provide access to a wide variety of services from trade analytics to execution.
The pending trade reporting facility launches planned by the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdad OMX Group for dark pools have been pushed back to at least February due to a rule filing issued by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority that calls for detailed trade reporting parameters.
Nasdaq Options Market has proposed to expand its $1 strike price program to allow listing long-term options series in $1 strike price intervals up to $5 in up to 200 options.
In 2010, what rule proposal do you expect the SEC will resolve first?