Profile of Phil Albinus
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Member Since: 5/8/2014
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Phil Albinus is the former editor-in-chief of Advanced Trading. He has nearly two decades of journalism experience and has been covering financial technology and regulation for nine years. Before joining Advanced Trading, he served as editor of Waters, a monthly trade journal that analyzed the challenges of the CIO for sell side, buy side firms and exchanges. He has moderated countless briefings, webinars and industry panels. He has a Bachelor of Arts in English from the State University of New York at New Paltz and lives with his wife and three children in Ossining, NY. Follow him in Twitter at @philalbinus
Articles by Phil Albinus
posted in April 2012
4/25/2012
A scathing op-ed in The New York Times by a former Goldman Sachs trader reveals the potential conflict between sell-side firms and their clients. It also rekindles an age-old debate: Can you trust your broker-dealer?
4/25/2012
In a rare interview, embattled Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein defends his firm after a public relations nightmare.
4/25/2012
Roughly 48 percent of hedge fund managers surveyed indicated that 2012 will be a difficult year for the sector, with nearly 40 percent expressing concern that the U.S. could enter a 'double-dip' recession.
4/25/2012
As more negative news batters Wall Street's public image further, brokers must realize that something is broken and make the necessary repairs to rebuild confidence in the financial system.
4/24/2012
The once heralded father and son hedge fund GMB Capital Management admit no wrong-doing in feeding Bernard Madoff and faking their profits.
4/23/2012
The brokerage's 10th Annual money drive will support research for Parkinson's, autism and several children's hospitals.
4/20/2012
According to an Omgeo survey, hedge funds are addressing the demands of the SEC and other regulators.
4/19/2012
UBS QUOD Studio lets you build 'unique, advanced' algorithms that are 'tested for execution quality by quantitative strategists' on your Apple tablet.
4/19/2012
4/17/2012
4/13/2012
It wasn't all bad luck for the capital markets this week: Hedge funds had a decent first quarter despite a slowdown in jobs numbers, BlackRock might be heading into new territory as hedge fund managers take a hard look at their counterparties, and the head of the IMF didn't pull any punches when assessing today's global economy. At least we can admire the nice weather and some of the best quotes of the week.
4/10/2012