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Godzilla Tramples Philadelphia

Last week, the New York Yankees clinched the baseball World Series over the Philadelphia Phillies, thanks in no small part to the slugging of Hideki "Godzilla" Matsui-a legend in his native Japan-who drove in six runs of the Yankees' seven-run total,…

Time to Return to Yesteryear?

Last week, I had dinner with executives from the International Securities Exchange (ISE) and its parent, Deutsche Börse. After a long evening of interesting conversation about the unintended knock-on effects of equities regulation on the equities options…

Month in Numbers

"The market landscape here is far from mature, and I'm totally expecting that next year there will be more dark pools operating than there are now - possibly significantly more" Rob Boardman, head of European electronic trading at ITG, casts doubt on…

Omgeo upgrades Alert database

Omgeo has announced enhancements to Omgeo Alert, the firm's web-based global database for the maintenance and communication of standing settlement and account instructions (SSI). The new functionality, known as Omgeo Alert New Markets and Validations,…

The Great Race

In 1928, 199 runners participated in what the press of the day dubbed "The Bunion Derby," a 3,422.3-mile footrace between Los Angeles and New York. The race began on March 4, 1928 with only 55 runners crossing the finish line by May 26, 1928. The winner…

Seeding future competition

Last month this column noted new initiatives undertaken by the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS), the largest pension manager in the US, to significantly reform its processes for managing its $5.9 billion investments in hedge funds…

Location, Location

Who would have thought celebrity sightings could become part of daily life when you work for a financial publishing house? Prior to August 2008, DWT publisher Incisive Media's New York office was situated in the SoHo section of Manhattan in a building we…

Tools of the Trade

Last week's Oscars had a more diverse tone than many previous ceremonies, with Aussie host Hugh Jackman moving from one role to another, from bargain-basement stage decoration to all-singing, all-dancing Broadway-style numbers, and with Slumdog…

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