Sep 21 2009 | 11:52am ET
Citadel Investment Group and the CME Group are scaling back their planned credit derivatives clearinghouse and bringing in new partners, after traders balked at using the two firms’ platform.
CMDX has been in business since March but has yet to clear a single trade, while a rival clearinghouse set up by the Intercontinental Exchange and backed by nine banks, has already built a dominant position in the credit-default swap clearing market. With the major Wall Street players directing all of their trades to a clearinghouse in which they had a hand, the CME-Citadel platform failed to attract any interest.

Feb 8 2012 | 9:31am ET
Direxion president and CIO Dan O’Neill says portfolio diversification is about...

Feb 2 2012 | 2:37am ET
Claren Road Asset Management co-founder Sean Fahey isn't doing much to endear...

Feb 2 2012 | 6:15am ET
On January 31, the SEC held an all-day conference to deliver a clear message: CEOs...
Jan 23 2012 | 11:26am ET
South Florida’s version of Occupy Wall Street—Occupy Palm Beach Country—is staging what I’ve been told is a less-than-impressive protest outside the GAIM conference site. Read more…