ION has reportedly paid the ransom – but could it cause more harm than good?
The firm plans to rebuild rather than restore, despite rumours that the ransom has been paid – but could it be liable for a regulatory penalty in response?
The firm plans to rebuild rather than restore, despite rumours that the ransom has been paid – but could it be liable for a regulatory penalty in response?
Rumours abound regarding ransom demands, and the US Department of the Treasury has convened to discuss the implications of the attack.
Players including JP Morgan, Bank of America and Citigroup have started dealing in Russian bonds again after new Treasury guidelines gave the go-ahead, according to Reuters.
The addition will provide clearing members and their clients with greater flexibility and increased efficiency in managing collateral costs.
Readers of The TRADE invited to complete five-minute survey on the US Treasury market and receive results this summer.
SEC chair, Mary Jo White, said in keynote speech that public reporting is next critical step for the US regulator.