Oil Brokerage to pay $185,000 fine for alleged ICE rule violations
Oil Brokerage neither admitted nor denied the alleged rule violations, but agreed to pay a monetary penalty of $185,000.
Oil Brokerage neither admitted nor denied the alleged rule violations, but agreed to pay a monetary penalty of $185,000.
In accordance with the terms of settlement, Ciclon Trading Corporation agreed to pay a monetary penalty of $20,000.
R.J. O’Brien & Associates LLC (RJO) may have violated legacy Exchange Rule 2.22 by misreporting open interest in Henry LD1 Fixed Price Futures contracts.
R.J. O’Brien (MENA) Capital Limited may have, in multiple instances between October 2020 and April 2021, violated Exchange Rule 4.02(e).
In March 2020 and April 2020, Tanius Technology operated automated trading systems (ATS) that malfunctioned in different markets.
In accordance with the terms of its settlement with ICE, Aspire agreed to pay a monetary penalty of $700,000.
ICE fines Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Ltd for failing to properly assign each Automated Trading System a unique identification.
Marex brokers executed large stop-limit orders on behalf of customers with disregard for the adverse impact of such orders.
ICE Futures U.S. announces settlement of charges against StoneX Financial, with the company agreeing to a fine.
The SEC charged ICE Data Pricing & Reference Data LLC for compliance deficiencies relating to its delivery of prices based on single broker quotes.