FierceFinanceFierceFinanceITFierceComplianceIT   FierceCIO
Syndicate content

Wall Street news from FierceFinanceIT

News

GTS is a controversial winner at Citigroup

We're accustomed to thinking of Citigroup in very negative terms. But there is one unit that has weathered the storms very well, and remains integral to the company's success: Its transaction... Read more...

The end of naked sponsored access

The conventional wisdom as of late has been that the SEC would crack down on so-called naked access or naked sponsored access. The whole idea seemed to fly in the face of reform and market structure... Read more...

Biggest issues for 2010?

For some companies, 2009 was a banner year. For others, it was another tough year, not as bad as 2008 perhaps, but certainly one to forget. So what will 2010 bring? Well, the spending climate in... Read more...

What to make of the Citi attack?

So was Citigroup really attacked by sophisticated Russian cyber thieves who made off with millions of dollars? No less than the Wall Street Journal reported as much not too long ago. Citigroup's... Read more...

The National Institute of Finance, is the time now?

A group of former regulators, academics and Wall Street executives are pushing an initiative called the National Institute of Finance (NIF). This facility would essentially gather data on trades and... Read more...

CME, Citadel give up on CDS exchange plans

This is hardly surprising. The CME Group and Citadel have abandoned their plans for a credit default swaps exchange services. Clearly, the big Wall Street dealers that dominate the CDS order flow... Read more...

More data centers in New Jersey

When it comes to Wall Street, speed kills--either you or your competition. In an effort to build lower latency services, many firms are setting up shop in New Jersey, which has become something of a... Read more...

What's next for derivatives trading?

You do get the feeling that Wall Street dealers are hell-bent on avoiding a mandated move to exchange-based derivatives trading. We've noted before that exchange-based trading is associated with... Read more...

Sorting out the grid computing shifts; deal coming?

Wall Street's grid and cloud vendor community has undergone some big shifts. Platform Computing has acquired HP-MPI (Message Passing Interface) from Hewlett-Packard; it hired members of the HP-MPI... Read more...

A heat map of the markets

KMM Trading, a Chicago-based hedge fund led by JPMorgan veteran James Gislason, has developed a heat map to help traders visualize the market. The software allows traders to drill down into hot areas... Read more...