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  • Nine People to Watch In 2016

    In this special feature, the editors of MarketVoice have picked out nine people who we expect will have an outsize influence on our industry in 2016.

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  • Big Data

    In October, Intercontinental Exchange agreed to acquire Interactive Data for $5.2 billion, making it the third-largest data provider in global markets.

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  • Leverage Limitation

    On Dec. 11, the Securities and Exchange Commission voted by a 3-1 margin to issue a proposed rule limiting how much investment companies such as mutual funds and exchange-traded funds can invest in derivatives such as futures, forwards and swaps. The proposed rule also contains a number of requirements aimed at addressing the risks of holding derivatives in investment portfolios.

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  • Data - January 2016

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  • Gallery - FIA Asia 2015

    Great networking at the opening reception at the 11th Annual FIA Asia Derivatives conference.

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  • Energy Trading

    In a move to expand services to Europe's energy markets, Intercontinental Exchange announced on Nov. 16 that it reached an agreement to acquire Trayport for $650 million.

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  • Gallery - Expo 2015

    Maureen Downs of Rosenthal Collins, Kevin McClear of Intercontinental Exchange and John McPartland of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago discuss issues impacting the clearing model during the market structure panel.

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  • Cybersecurity: New Standards for Market Infrastructure

    Efforts are underway in Europe and the U.S. to strengthen industry protections against attacks on computer systems.

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  • On-exchange FX trading

    In December the Reserve Bank of India issued guidelines for introduction of additional futures and options based on foreign currencies, a move that could lead to a major expansion in the volume of currency derivatives traded on India's exchanges.

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  • CME Expands Basis Trade Facility

    CME Group has expanded the range of products covered by its “Basis Trade at Index Close” facility, a move aimed at addressing the needs of institutional investors.

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