Anna Lyudvig

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

In a development that could reshape the regulatory landscape for U.S. capital markets, Paul S. Atkins has officially been confirmed as Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Known for his market-oriented philosophy and deregulatory stance, Atkins’ appointment signals a stark departure from the agency’s recent enforcement-led approach, particularly as it relates to digital assets. The cryptocurrency sector welcomed the news.

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

Paul Atkins has been confirmed as the next Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). He is a business leader and former government official with extensive experience in financial regulation. Atkins served as SEC Commissioner from 2002 to 2008, and from 1990-94 as chief of staff and counsellor to SEC Chairmen Richard C. Breeden and Arthur Levitt, respectively. He was a member of the Congressional Oversight Panel for TARP from 2009-10.

1 week ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

As the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) celebrates its 40th anniversary, the organization stands at a pivotal moment—reflecting on a legacy of leadership in the global derivatives markets while preparing for a rapidly evolving future. At the forefront of this transition is Jeroen Krens, the newly appointed Chair of ISDA’s Board.

2 weeks ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

One of the most notable developments in the trading landscape is the push toward 24-hour trading. While this shift has been incremental, it is now becoming more pronounced, as major exchanges and trading platforms adapt to the evolving needs of global markets. The transition toward 24-hour trading is driven by several factors, with the most prominent being the influx of capital from international markets.

2 weeks ago | tradersmagazine.com | Anna Lyudvig

The asset management industry has been undergoing significant shifts in its approach to talent acquisition, according to John Lane, co-founder of Landing Point, an executive placement and recruiting firm. A key trend in the asset management space today is the significant uptick in demand for consulting professionals. According to Lane, this trend has been particularly noticeable in the last few years as firms lean into flexible, project-based work.