Posts Tagged “CFTC”

Banks Must End ‘Brazen, Flagrant’ Manipulation: CFTC’s Chilton

by The Compliance Exchange on February 6, 2013

Big banks that rigged interest rates behaved in “brazen, flagrant” fashion, the head of the Commodities and Futures Trading Commission told CNBC on Wednesday, adding that imposing hefty fines were needed as a deterrent to bad behavior.

William Baer Confirmed as Justice Department Antitrust Chief and Other Top Compliance Stories on Jan. 2, 2013

by Kyle Colona on January 2, 2013

William J. Baer was confirmed by the Senate on Sunday as the government’s top antitrust police dog in charge of the Justice Department division that reviews corporate mergers and prosecutes price-fixing cases. While Senate lawmakers were busy with the fiscal (…)

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MF Global Overseers Reach Accord over Claims and Other Top Compliance Stories on Dec. 26 2012

by Kyle Colona on December 26, 2012

Compliance Roundup Stories

CFTC adopts final rule requiring firms to save their oral communications

by The Compliance Exchange on December 19, 2012

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday approved a final rule that would require firms registered with the agency to record the oral communications of their brokers for up to a year.

SEC Said to Weigh EX-CFTC Director as General Counsel

by The Compliance Exchange on December 19, 2012

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Elisse Walter may hire as her top lawyer a former enforcement director from the main U.S. derivatives regulator.

British Regulator Says Banks ‘Too Big to Prosecute’ and Other Top Compliance Stories on Dec. 17, 2012

by Kyle Colona on December 17, 2012

Today’s top compliance stories include charges against Peter Eichler’s Aletheia Research, the CFTC’s latest no-action letter in connection with new swap rules, and more.

Mutual Fund Lawsuit v. CFTC Dismissed

by Kyle Colona on December 13, 2012

The Feds struck back yesterday as a federal judge dismissed a financial industry suit brought by the US Chamber of Commerce and the Investment Company Institute against the CFTC. The legal challenge arose in connection with the CFTC’s requirement for (…)

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Goldman Wrist Slapped $1.5 Million for Failing to Supervise Trader and Other Top Compliance Stories on Dec. 10, 2012

by Kyle Colona on December 10, 2012

Goldman Wrist Slapped $1.5 Million for Failing to Supervise Trader Goldman Sachs will ante up again as it has agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle CFTC charges that the firm failed to supervise a rogue trader who fabricated big (…)

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FDIC’s Systemic Risk Advisory To Meet And Other Top Compliance News On Dec 7, 2012

by Kyle Colona on December 7, 2012

FDIC’s Systemic Risk Advisory Committee Slated to Meet The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has announced that it will hold a meeting of its Systemic Risk Advisory Committee, December 10, 2012. The meeting will feature a discussion with Paul Tucker, (…)

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Dodd-Frank Swap-Clearing Rule Gets CFTC Final Approval

by The Compliance Exchange on November 29, 2012

Wall Street’s largest swap dealers, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), will be required to guarantee trades at clearinghouses starting in March under a rule made final by the top U.S. derivatives regulator.



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