Institutional & Investment Banking

Maureen O'Hara and David Easley, professors at Cornell University, write that regulators need to address concerns about "Big Data," which could cause a major market crash. Read More

The European Parliament Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee has approved a draft law that would protect depositors against losses on their savings if their bank were to get into serious trouble. H… Read More

Antitrust regulators in Europe are set to decide by late June whether to approve IntercontinentalExchange's takeover offer for NYSE Euronext. The $8.2 billion deal would give ICE control of Liffe, one… Read More

Yahoo is moving into the building at West 43rd Street that for many years was the home of The New York Times. Discussions are underway between city officials and Yahoo about putting an illuminated sig… Read More

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew expects regulators to vote on nonbank regulation imminently, according to remarks he has prepared for Congress. "The [Financial Stability Oversight Council] discussed … Read More

NYSE Euronext and the Credit Suisse Group have agreed on a proposal to test a "trade-at" rule that would require orders be sold at the best price. They will need the Financial Industry Regulatory Auth… Read More

Asian-Pacific markets were mixed Tuesday as traders stayed close to the sidelines, hoping that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony before the U.S. Senate will shed light on how long mone… Read More

Declines in the shares of the two leading Australian banks and China's ICBC on the sale of Goldman Sachs' remaining stake led Asian markets lower Tuesday. The Hang Seng fell 0.54% to 23,366.37, the Ko… Read More

Because Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan rolled out Basel III on time at the beginning of 2013, and the U.S. and Europe didn't implement the new standards, Asian financial firms are now put at a competi… Read More