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Banks found to be putting profits before risk in FSA money laundering review

The Financial Services Authority is ready to launch a crack-down on bank anti-money laundering practices after finding serious weaknesses in banks' systems and controls and a willingness to turn a blind eye to profitable business relationships with high-risk customers and regimes.

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City IT contractor rates bounce back

Pay scales for IT contractors in the City have begun to bounce back after the recession, as a Europe-wide shortage of skills for Solvency II and Basel III compliance coupled with renewed financial services investment drives up rates.

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UK govt looks to soften AML penalties for businesses

The UK government is planning to scrap a raft of criminal penalties for firms that fail to use proper systems and controls for fighting money laundering.

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European proprietary trading lobby group established

A group of proprietary trading firms have set up a European lobby group as they prepare for greater regulatory scrutiny of high-frequency trading.

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Actiance: All your LinkedIn profiles belong to us

Actiance has released an upgrade to its social media monitoring platform that allows financial services firms to keep track of changes made to employee LinkedIn profiles.

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Despite uncertainty, banks prepare for new regulation

US and UK banks are already making changes to their capital markets operations to help meet new regulations, even though these rules are still clouded in uncertainty, according to research commissioned by Capco.

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Banks push FIX for fixed income trading

The world's biggest sell-side banks have formed a working group to push the adoption of FIX connectivity for fixed income trading.

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Japan's FSA slams Mizuho corporate culture and IT in damning report

Japan's Financial Services Agency has ordered Mizuho Bank to review its group-wide IT systems and contingency planning strategy and rectify defects in its corporate culture following a major technology failure in March.

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Morgan Stanley Smith Barney lets brokers tweet

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney is set to become the first big American wealth manager to let its brokers use Twitter, although each message will have to be pre-approved by the firms.

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Derivatives legislation moves nearer in Europe; could face delays in US

A European Parliament committee has given its backing to legislation that will see more derivative trades settled through clearing houses. Meanwhile, on the other side of the Atlantic, US lawmakers have moved to delay the implementation of their own new derivatives rules.

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City IT recruitment market treads water

The first quarter of 2010 may have been a high watermark in the investment banking IT recruitment market which is unlikely to be surpassed in the foreseeable future, according to research by City recruitment firm McGregor Boyall.

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Financial services IT spending on the up - Bloomberg survey

More than three quarters of financial services industry technology executives expect to increase their IT spending over the next year, according to a Bloomberg survey which also suggests a shift to greater use of hosted services.

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Thomson Reuters buys World-Check

Thomson Reuters has acquired London-based financial crime and corruption prevention specialist World-Check. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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As FSA deadline looms, TeleWare unveils mobile call recording system

Teleware has launched a 'clientless' mobile call recording system designed to help financial services firms meet FSA rules set to come into effect later this year.

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'Electronification' of FX pushing up IT spending - Celent

Technology spending in the foreign exchange market is on the rise thanks to the growth of algorithmic trading and 'electronification' of the business, according to a report from Celent.

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Legal Entity Identifier standard nears

Plans to create a new legal entity identifier (LEI) system to help regulators and industry participants monitor systemic risk are gathering momentum, with Swift winning a vote to act as the registration authority for the ISO standard and a group of trade associations setting out their framework.

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Swift taps Sword Fircosoft tech for sanctions screening service

Financial messaging body Swift has selected technology from Sword FircoSoft to support a new centralised sanctions screening service aimed at small banks.

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FSA paper trail hampering compliance activities - CISI

The Financial Services Authority is bombarding member firms with so much written material that it is hampering compliance activities, according to a survey conducted by the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).

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EC launches antitrust probe into CDS market

The world's biggest investment banks are being investigated in two European Commission antitrust probes into the credit default swaps (CDS) market.

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HSBC Insurance taps IBM for Solvency II compliance

HSBC's UK insurance business has selected IBM to help it develop and roll out a business analytics system ahead of upcoming European Solvency II legislation.