Here is the latest edition of Weekend Reads courtesy of Sam Forgione. Enjoy.
From Barron’s:
The managers of hedge fund Cassiopeia are teaching a lesson or two on trading volatility.
From Bloomberg Businessweek:
Matthew Philips addresses regulatory efforts to catch up with the glitch mob known as high-frequency traders.
From CFO:
The committee that regulates auditing practices may lend an ear to to alternative suggestions to plan for companies to rotate auditors.
From Institutional Investor:
Catastrophe bonds offer unique advantages to investors while helping natural disaster insurers raise money. Issuance for these bonds could skyrocket this year, writes Rosalyn Retkwa.
