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http://www.efinancialnews.com/story/2013-03-11/pension-funds-stage-fightback-over-transaction-tax

http://www.agrimoney.com/news/surprise-rise-in-feed-demand-lifts-corn-prices--5604.html

Just to understand how wrong the liberals are when they pretend the finance world is just NY and London and once they are infected, it's pretty much global: http://www.futuresindustry.org/files/css/magazineArticles/article-1513.pdf

They explicitly said they don't want an european only FTT ?I missed this...Great. :)

Perhaps for Americans but not Europeans, Geneva is already a huge platform for commodity merchants and numerous big UK hedge funds have already moved to Switzerland. And by the way, if you are not american and don't already have a job offer in NY and Chi, it's a complete pain in the ass to...

http://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2013/03/07/cyprus-opposes-financial-transaction-tax

Copy the title into Google:cool: It had nothing to do with the article. I am just thinking about the future of the UK. Even if the Tories remain in power and continue to block FTT, I think Switzerland will benefit from FTT more than the UK. People want to be out of the EU, and not just...

I don't know much about UK institutions, when is the earliest for Cameron to be replaced?

http://www.risk.net/energy-risk/news/2252200/financial-transaction-tax-could-raise-energy-companies-hedging-costs

Good example with money market funds. That's their main flow in reasoning. They really believe any desk in Europe can pay a 0.01 % tax and still be profitable. If you think about it, around 90 % of brokers accounts lose money on a given year without any tax. What will be the percentage with a...

http://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/view/25949646 http://www.property-magazine.eu/pages/news/article.php?news_ID=24196&filename=alfi-condemns-financial-transaction-tax

http://www.businessinsider.com/fbi-and-sec-to-probe-high-speed-trading-2013-3 Perhaps John Mc Clain would help too but it would make a poor movie. Imagine him entering an HFT office all bloody to find 20 indian geeks with no weapons... crap.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/05/markets-grains-cme-idUSL1N0BX4I120130305

I found the article back: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/22/financial-regulation-bunge-idUSN2216969120110322 It happened almost everyday at one point.

The only thing I can think about is the trick Bunge played with limit orders to gauge the market depth levels during premarket. But since the exchanges are now considering it illegal I don't know.

a little more on who wanted what: http://www.agrimoney.com/news/broker-grumbles-lead-cme-to-cut-trading-hours--5588.html 45 more minutes of work involves quality of life concerns in Europe...:D

http://cmegroup.mediaroom.com/2013-03-05-CME-Group-Announces-Reduced-Grain-and-Oilseed-Trading-Hours-in-Response-to-Customer-Outreach?pagetemplate=article&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=ExactTarget&utm_campaign=PROD+AG+Updates

http://smartblogs.com/finance/2013/03/05/brodsky-weighs-in-on-regulatory-landscape/

Hello, I noticed something on gasoil but since I don't have access to IPE exchange on IB I can't really see the general shape of the curve. Gasoil is inverted like Heating oil and if I am right the two are closely related, the difference being taxes. However, Heating oil curve flattens...

If the plan materialize as it is now( unlikely ), here is a few policies non EU 11 exchanges should adopt regarding extraterritorial reach: - Make any EU11 institution sign a contract in which they agree to be solely liable for any transaction tax owed to the EU( both sides ) and deal with EU...