• Wall Street Firms, Hedge Funds, Recruit CIA, Ex-Military Intelligence Wall Street firms and hedge funds are actively recruiting former CIA and military intelligence officers in a bid to boost their security and risk management practices.
• Sybase Acquires Aleri to Enhance Real-Time Analytics Product Suite
• BGCantor Market Data Launches On-Demand Service with Xignite Platform
• Why the Industry Is Changing Options Symbology
• INDATA Releases Intelligent Portfolio Management Platform
• Options Symbology Deadline Looms
• Insider Trading: Can It Be Stopped?
• 10 Trends That Are Reshaping the Wall Street Back Office
• Accounting for Stock Options Requires Comprehensive System, Says OptionEase CEO
• CME Elevates Ian Wall To Head Enterpise Architecture
• Alpha Capture Systems Measure the Value of Sell-Side Trade Ideas

News

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  United Press International
  Thain Reemerges at CIT Group
  CIT Group, a lender to thousands of small businesses and retail chains, has hired former M...
  
• Fed Begins Planning for Economic Recovery
• International Center for Financial Regulation Launches Activities in Asia
• Man Pleads Guilty to 'Pump-and-Dump' Hack
• LCH.Clearnet and SIX x-clear Publish Interoperability Link Summary
• NYSE Technologies Selected to Build Technology Solution for ASEAN Exchange Network
• Trading Technologies Sues Cunningham Trading Systems and Interactive Brokers
• Optimum Lightpath Introduces 40 Gigbit Service In New York Metro Area
• Forex Social Network Announces Relationship with Thomson Reuters IFR Markets
• Boston Options Exchange Selects Firm58 For On-Demand Billing

Opinions

• The Perils of a Financial Services Transaction Tax
  A financial transaction tax could generate $150 billion in income, but it could also hurt ...
  
• Back Office: Time to Pay the Piper
• Executive Compensation Limits Could Have Far-Reaching Consequences

Blog

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  Melanie Rodier
  TGIF: What Is That Banker Looking At?
• Using the Super Bowl to Predict Markets
• Low-Latency Not Required: Trading Stock for Food