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  • Capital Relief

    On June 8, the European Commission officially extended the deadline for implementing new rules that will require clearing firms to set aside more capital for their exposures to clearinghouses that have not been deemed "qualified central counterparties."

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  • Market link

    On June 21, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing and Korea Exchange signed a non-binding letter of intent to explore the cross listing of their equity derivatives in each other's market.

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  • Deutsche Boerse/LSE

    Deutsche Boerse and London Stock Exchange Group on Aug. 24 formally submitted their proposed merger to the European Commission's antitrust division for approval.

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  • Stamp of approval for cross-border clearing

    ESMA Recognizes First U.S. Clearinghouse

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  • Feeling the squeeze

    In the face of falling trading volumes, the London Metal Exchange has cut certain trading fees by 44% and introduced several structural changes designed to lower customers’ trading costs.

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  • Ensuring liquidity

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Aug. 8 announced several actions intended to address the impact of amendments to money market fund rules adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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  • Cyber security for market infrastructure

    On June 29, the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures and the International Organization of Securities Commissions released a set of guidelines for strengthening cybersecurity at exchanges and other financial market infrastructures.

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  • Clearing exclusion

    FIA submitted a comment letter to the Federal Reserve on Aug. 5 supporting a proposed rule impacting a handful of large U.S. banks that are deemed to be systemically important at a global level.

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  • Protecting the secret sauce

    Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle are questioning a proposal from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that would give the agency the ability to get access to the computer code that underpins automated trading systems.

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  • Transatlantic dialogue

    EU and U.S. Restructure Talks on Financial Regulation

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