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New rules and rule proposals from EDGX, FINRA, NASDAQ OMX BX, NYSE Arca, NYSEMKT, and Phlx. Click on the links to view the SEC's notices of each rule change and proposal. EDGX: Notice of Withdrawal of Proposed Rule Change to Amend EDGX Rule 11.5(c) to Add the Edge Market Close SM Order FINRA: Effective Immediately - Rule Change to Repeal the Changes Described in SR-FINRA-2011-019 NASDAQ OMX BX: Effective Immediately - Rule Change to Modify Fees Assessed under Rule 7003(a) NYSE Arca: Effective Immediately - Rule Change Amending Commentary .05 and .07 to NYSE Arca Rule 6.4 Regarding Strike Price

The High Court in London has ruled that the appointment of administrators to oversee MF Global’s U.K. operations did not automatically trigger an event of default under a repurchase agreement entered into with U.S. affiliate, MF Global Inc., as it was not equivalent to the appointment of a liquidator for the purposes of the agreement. The effect of the ruling would allow MF Global UK, rather than MF Global U.S., to be the non-defaulting party under the GMRA between the parties and, thus, to be the party which has the right under the GMRA to determine how much it owes or is owed by its

The MFA submitted jointly with the Investment Adviser Association ("IAA") a letter to the CFTC requesting a delayed compliance date for CPOs and CTAs of funds of funds. In the letter, the associations requested that the CFTC extend the compliance date for operators of, and advisors to, funds of funds to register or claim an exemption from registration until the later of: six months from the date the CFTC or its staff issues final fund of funds guidance replacing Appendix A to CFTCRule 4.13 (Exemption from Registration as a CPO); or June 30, 2013. The letter discusses some of the problems that

The British Banking Association is seeking public comment on its proposals for a phased discontinuation of certain currencies and maturities from the current LIBOR compilation and publication process by the end of March 2013. The consultation follows a recommendation by the government-led Wheatley Review that LIBOR should no longer be compiled or published for currencies and tenors for which there is insufficient trade data to corroborate submissions. Comments on the consultation paper should be submitted by December 8, 2012. Click here to view the news item containing a link to the Wheatley