Crypto trading grows in FX/CFD space. Banks fined $4.5B in 2024, led by U.S. action. Sucden joins Eurex, EU prop firms eye exit over regulation. SEC may restore whistleblower protections and drops ESG rule. Global equity volumes fall, Robinhood probed over March Madness bets, and Playtech sees 42% profit growth.
Crypto Trading Finds a Place in Traditional FX/CFD Brokerage World
The FX and CFDs brokerage industry has changed quite over the last decade, with one major change being the addition of cryptocurrency trading to these established markets. More brokers are now offering crypto trading alongside traditional assets, but the results have been mixed. Read More
2024 Bank Fines Total $4.5 Billion Globally, Led by U.S. Enforcement
Banks around the world paid $4.5 billion in major fines during 2024, according to Finbold’s latest Bank Fines Report, with the United States accounting for over 90% of the global total. Read More
Sucden Financial Becomes Eurex Liquidity Provider, Expands Role in Interest Rate Options
Sucden Financial has announced its registration as a liquidity provider on Eurex, reinforcing its commitment to the interest rate options market and broadening its role across Europe’s major derivatives platforms. Read More
European Proprietary Trading Firms Eye Relocation Amid Regulatory Strain
The latest Acuiti Proprietary Trading Management Insight Report, released today in partnership with Avelacom, found that an increasing number of European...
The White House is clapping back against media reports claiming intel officials have been using the end-to-end encrypted messaging app Signal to send classified information.