Saturday, November 2, 2013

David K Donovan Jr Fidelity SEC - Information regarding traders

David K Donovan Fidelity is the key trader in the case which  Global Capital Markets capital markets are in a state of change. Donovan observes that this type of transformation ( SEC) in their business model has not happened since inception of the business. Some of the issues that financial institutions are facing today:
-  European and U.S. regulators still have to come together and agree on the right set of rules to govern the trading of over-the-counter  (OTC) derivatives.
   -  ( ETD) Exchange traded markets need to examine high frequency trading ( HFT ) and decide whether to vote on additional regulatory and legislative governance.
David K Donovan Fidelity SEC believes that every firm will look to lower TCO by outsourcing commoditized operations and processes. Banks will look to identify within their infrastructure what components or businesses can be outsourced to a shared model possibly leveraging competitors infrastructure. The self analysis will also focus on what part of their infrastructure is proprietary to their business and keep this in house.
 -  Banks will look to become more nimble so they can better manage ongoing change to their business. A couple examples of the future state activities would be, according to Donovan , SEC  a) Electronic trading moving to new asset classes and regions  b) Broker dealers wanting as many low latency connections to as many execution venue’s as possible while minimizing hardware and operational costs  c) According to David Donovan  Jr Fidelity (SEC), the most common initiative across most banks is the need to invest in data management infrastructure. Having a more efficient data management operation is being driven by the need for increasing operational risk management and regulatory compliance d) The European debt crisis has led to many changes within the banking industry. Central banks regulators are mandating frequent , efficient and granular transaction reporting. The new central clearing and OTC derivatives market structure will put increasing rise in demand for new sources of cleansed data.
-  Data will also play a factor in performance attribution and Alpha creation. Pension funds will target more of their annual contributions to hedge funds as a greater source of investment in hope of making up the gap between benefits owed to pension participants vs. the total of pension contributions and returns on existing assets.

Securities and Exchange Commission v. David K. Donovan, Jr. and David R. Hinkle, Civil Case






Monday, June 18, 2012

David K Donovan Jr, and David R Hinkle SEC Case Closed

David K. Donovan, Jr. and David R. Hinkle,

Case Closed.
The Commission announced that a federal jury in Boston returned a verdict on November 20, 2009 in favor of the SEC against a former Fidelity Investments trader for insider trading. David K. Donovan, of Massachusetts,

verdict the next day. In rendering its verdict, the jury found that David K  Donovan Jr SEC engaged in insider trading by knowingly giving to his mother material, nonpublic information concerning Covad stock in violation of Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5. Although the jury found that Donovan tipped his mother to inside information about Covad, it did not find that he tipped co-defendant David Hinkle to inside information, and did not find Hinkle liable for insider trading.

The Honorable Rya W. Zobel of the United States District for the District of Massachusetts presided over the trial. The SEC filed its complaint on April 16, 2008. David K Donovan Jr 8, without admitting or denying the Commission's findings,


Additional links to visit for David K Donovan
http://www.davidkdonovanjr.com
http://sec.gov

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