• Wall St Eyes Breather From Washington's Regulation Fresh off the exhausting financial regulatory reform debate, Wall Street is looking for a break after the midterm elections in the form of a friendlier Washington.
• Wary Funds Grab Corporate Debt For Yield-Reuters Poll
• Lazard Profit Rises, Tops Expectations
• Nasdaq OMX Profit Beats Street, IDCG Now On Line
• UK Fleshes Out Regulation Reform, Warns EU
• Direct Edge Becomes Newest U.S. Equity Exchange
• Barclays Capital Took Colocation Step to Grow Liquidity of LX Dark Pool
• Buy-Side Use Of Algorithms Projected to Climb In 2011: Tabb Report
• US SEC: Staff Beef-Up Needed To Enforce New Laws
• U.S. Financial Bill Puts Europe Behind the Curve
• RBS May Seek More After $100 Million Goldman Payout

News

• 
  Justin Grant
  SEC Fines Citigroup $75 Million For Misleading Investors on Subprime Exposure
• Equinix Opens IBX Data Center in D.C And Plans Singapore Expansion
• ETFs May Be A Factor In Late-Day U.S. Market Volatility
• J.P. Morgan Hires Staff Amid Push to Boost Trade Finance Business
• SBI Japannext PTS Joins Fidessa Global Network
• Principia Partners Unveils Web-based Derivatives Valuation Platform
• OptionsCity Introduces Metro 2.2. for Equity Options Traders
• Americans More Risk Averse and Worried - Merrill
• Blaylock Robert Van Launches U.S. Equities Trading Platform Via Fidessa

Industry Opinions

• Dodd-Frank Legislation: How the Law Might Really Impact the Capital Markets
• The New Financial Data Network: Speeding Towards More Profitable Trading

Editors' Opinions

• 
  Ivy Schmerken
  Wall Street Movies: Looking Behind the Crisis
• Is The SEC's Circuit Breaker Inviting Rogue Traders?
• New Pecking Order in Derivatives?

Research

• Execution Quality:Electronic Order Books Dominate
• FX Trading: The Next Generation
• High-Frequency Trading in FX: Open for Business
• How Electronic Can Europe Get?