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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1995

Page

15

Wall Street Bond Expert Barred in Derivatives Scandal

Industry Digest reports that David Askin, a leading bond expert, was barred from the industry for two years after his $600 million fund collapsed and he misled investors about mortgage derivative prices. The SEC called the ruling a major action amid large derivatives losses.

Washington David Askin Wall Street Securities and Exchange Commission

Wall Street Goes High Tech Advances in Finance

A Morgan Stanley team led by Peter Muller uses powerful computers and custom software to trade stocks and bonds. The article notes a tech driven shift transforming Wall Street into a fast global, data rich arena with benefits and perils including market volatility and regulatory challenges.

Wall Street Peter Muller

Wall Street spends billions on information tech

Financial firms invest heavily in technology to manage vast transactions and stay competitive. Tower Group puts 1994 IT spend at 11.6 billion rising to 12.2 billion, with Merrill Lynch spending about 750 million annually. IBM and Sun push financial services software as trading floors demand specialized systems.

Richardson Dallas Lennoxnternational Inc Dallas Morning News Lennox’s John W. Norris Jr Norris Lennox U.S Wall Street Tower Group Wellesley, Mass Merrill Lynch & Co IBM Corp Microsoft Prp IBM Bob Howe Sun Microsystems Inc

Traders Adapt as Computers Reshape Fast Markets

In New York Merrill Lynch executive Danielle Devine thrives amid high tempo trading using a Sun workstation with eight screens. The system automates clerical tasks, cuts costs, and boosts volume, letting her manage about 20 clients and as many as 200 NYSE and Amex stocks daily.

New York Merrill Lynch & Co Danielle Devine Sun Microsystems New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Devine Merrill Merrill Lynch NYSE Amex Danielle, M. Devine Merrill Lynch and Co

Citibank ends ATM and home banking fees for low balances

Citibank will waive the 35 cent ATM fee for checking below 2000 dollars and combined accounts under 6000 dollars in New York City and Connecticut starting June 1. The policy waives teller fees and aims to boost electronic banking adoption while acknowledging income loss from reduced charges.

New York Citibank New York Metropolitan First Chicago Corp Karen Green New York City Connecticut Green Chemical Banking Corp Chase Manhattan Corp

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