• Tabb Study: Unintended Consequences of Regulatory Action Top Buy Side Concern The risk of unintended regulatory consequences is the top market structure concern facing U.S. equity markets, according to buy side traders in Tabb Group's annual study, "Institutional Equity Trading 2009-2010: Dark Pools, Transparency and Consequences."
• Interagency Panel to Fight Financial Crime
• Two Madoff Programmers Arrested
• What Will 2010 Bring for the Buy-Side Trading Desk?
• Cuttone & Company Appoints Nunley SVP Institutional Sales
• Seven More Charged in Insider Trading Probe
• Madoff: SEC Could Have Had Him Earlier
• Senate Subcommittee Questions Industry Insiders on Market Structure Issues
• SEC Drafting Proposals on Sponsored Access, HFT
• High-Frequency Trading Firms Seeking Tech Talent
• Proprietary Trading Firms Recruit Technical Talent Online

News

• 
  Cristina McEachern Gibbs
  IPC Combines Voice, Data Channels
• Tbricks Announces ICE Connection
• LCH.Clearnet Appointed Central Clearing Facility for Chi-East
• IND-X To Merge with Enzard Ltd.
• Citi To Extend Electronic Options Trading to Buy Side Clients
• Capco Launches Wealth Management Group
• UBS Launches Algo Trading in Hot Spot Brazil

Industry Opinions

• 
  Pete Bottini
  Options: The Line Between Institutional and Retail Trading
• Early Thoughts On SEC Dark Pool Regulation

Editors' Opinions

• 
  Kerry Massaro
  Ten Take Aways from Our Trading Summit
• Catching Up On OTC Derivatives Reform
• London Stock Exchange Crashes Again

Research

• 
  Kerry Massaro
  Pricing and Valuation Services: The Search for Transparency
• Hedge Funds' Managed Accounts Assets to Rise 70%
• TABB Group Pulls Back the High-Frequency Trading Curtain
• Dark Pools 2009: Not So Dark Anymore