(Bloomberg) After MF Global Holdings Ltd. imploded and more than $1 billion of client money went missing in 2011, Washington ratcheted up restrictions on what futures brokers could do with customer funds. Now, regulators in the Trump era are examining whether the shackles should be loosened. The rules in question stiffened limits on brokers’ ability to invest collateral that clients post for trades.
Wall Street Crackdown Triggered by MF Global May Get Dialed Back
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