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These reports are available to attendees and members of the Post Trade Forum Group on LinkedIn. Membership is open to all employees of regulated financial services firms. If you are not already a member Click here to request admittence to the group PTF Debate: Exchanges versus MTFs - The Future of the European Markets PTF Debate: Technology versus Standards to Mitigate Corporate Actions Risk
PTF Debate: 21st Century Outsourcing v Internalisation  PTF Debate: The Future of Clearing Houses in Europe
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Now Published B.I.S.S. 2011 Corporate Actions System Accreditation Reports on: Information Mosaic, SmartStream and Vermeg. Financial Services Firms click here to request a complimentary copies B.I.S.S. 2011 Corporate Actions Industry Report Annual report on the status of corporate actions in the international securities markets. A Complimentary Copy is available to employees at Financial Services firms (excludes representatives from vendors, consultancies and other suppliers). Click here for further information and/or to request a copy. B.I.S.S. 2010 Custody System Accreditation Report Financial Services Firms click here to request your complimentary copy B.I.S.S. 2010 Settlement System Accreditation Report Financial Services Firms click here to request a complimentary copy	Short Selling Outsourcing Takes A Blow The Value of European CCPs SaaS Regulations and the IT Rat-Race The Cloud is hovering this Summer Outsource or insource? Clearing House consolidation is via interoperability Prepare to repel all borders! Says Captain Jack Sparrow  Post Trade a Nirvana? Systemic Risk in Clearing Houses - an Oxymoron? Read other Blogs on Finextra Read other Blogs on Swiftcommunity.net	Post Trade Forum Debate 22nd Feb 2012 Should Short Selling be Banned?  Short selling has been pilloried as one of the main causes of market volatility, with politicians regularly banning short selling when they believe it right. However, manipulation of markets causes a false market, which threatens the free market and its ability to find the right level. This is surely not a good state of affairs for Investors.
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