SEC develops algorithm that has revealed errant bond trades
New York
JESSE Litvak's colleague kicked off a widespread investigation into the opaque world of bond trading by accidentally sending a client a spreadsheet detailing how he was allegedly ripping them off. Wall Street's main regulator is trying to make sure that future probes are not relying on similar stumbles.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been building its own algorithms over about the past two years to better police trading of securities tied to mortgages and car loans. In doing …
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