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Tocom Builds Connection with U.S. Oil Traders through Net Energy Partnership
The Tokyo Commodity Exchange is hoping to build closer connections with crude oil traders in the U.S. through an agreement with Net Energy Group, a Canadian company that provides an online trading platform and brokerage services for the North American crude oil market.
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IHS Markit Buys Derivatives Valuation Company Based in Paris
IHS Markit announced in April that it has acquired DeriveXperts, a provider of valuation services for OTC derivatives and other complex financial securities.
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Money.Net Adds Real-Time Futures Prices
Money.Net, the market data and financial news platform that positions itself as a low-cost alternative to Bloomberg and Reuters terminals, has added real-time futures and options on futures from exchanges in Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas.
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HKEX Upgrades Market Surveillance with Machine Learning
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has deployed the latest market surveillance technology from Nasdaq to safeguard the integrity of its equity market.
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AcadiaSoft Introduces New Buy-Side Collateral Management Tool
New Margin Requirements Drive Demand for Automation and Electronic Messaging
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Financial Industry Consortium Seeks to Boost Productivity on Trading Desks
More than 20 high-profile banks, asset managers and software companies have joined forces to establish the Financial Desktop Connectivity and Collaboration Consortium, a group that will promote standards to help traders move between programs on their desktops.
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Taifex Introduces New Price-Banding System
The Taiwan Futures Exchange has begun rolling out a new, dynamic price-banding system on selected contracts, which Taifex executives hope will add more price stability to the market.
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ECB Backs "Ethical Hacking" to Test Cyber Defenses
The European Central Bank is seeking to harmonize efforts across Europe to use "ethical hacking" to test the financial sector's resilience to cyber-attacks.
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Two U.S. Banking Agencies Propose "Recalibration" of Leverage Ratio
The Federal Reserve Board and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the branch of the U.S. Treasury Department that oversees national banks, proposed a rule on April 11 that would revise the leverage ratio requirements for the eight largest and most systemically important U.S. banking organizations.
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CSRC Proposes Rules for Expanded Foreign Investment into Local Firms
In late April, the China Securities Regulatory Commission published a proposal to allow majority foreign ownership of domestic futures and securities firms, fulfilling a commitment made by the Chinese government in 2017.
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