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  • Know Your Ticker

    In April, ICE Data Services, the rapidly growing data services arm of Intercontinental Exchange, announced the launch of a new reference data solution for clients that use ICE’s futures exchanges.

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  • Expanded Access to Commodity Derivatives

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India announced it will issue unified licenses to brokers and clearing members to transact in both commodity derivative and equity markets

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  • Cooking with Gas

    Liquefied natural gas is coming of age as a globally traded commodity, and the world’s futures exchanges have taken note.

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  • City Against MND: Inaugurating the David Setters Trophy

    Members of the futures industry have a long history of rising to challenges placed before them.

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  • Beyond the Waterfall

    As risk management continues to become an increasing priority for global markets, central clearing has emerged as a proven, transparent solution for managing counterparty risk and reducing systemic risk.

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  • Metals Market Makeover

    The London Metal Exchange and LME Clear have published a discussion paper to solicit feedback on a wide range of issues related to its core markets in non-precious metals, including trading and booking structures, clearing structures and services, delivery and physical market structure, membership and the LME ecosystem as a whole.

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  • Asia Partnership

    Deutsche Börse has added market data from the Taiwan Futures Exchange to its offering, making it possible for its customers to incorporate Taifex data into their systems.

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  • Trading in 3D

    Traders have always thought in terms of tides, waves and cliffs. Soon they will be able to actually see them in the markets.

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  • Standardized Stress Testing for CCPs

    In the paper “Stress This House,” LCH proposed a stress testing regime for central counterparties that would enable members to draw meaningful comparisons among CCPs, regardless of the variations due to product portfolio, margin models, confidence levels, default fund structure, assessments levels, etc.

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  • Rule 1.31

    In January, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued a proposal to update and modernize Rule 1.31, which sets out certain recordkeeping requirements for futures commission merchants, commodity pool operators, trading firms that are exchange members, and other market participants.

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