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Cross-Border Oversight
In August the Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued an exemption to Australia’s ASX Clear from registering as a derivatives clearing organization.
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Links with China
CME Group and China Foreign Exchange Trade System, a sub-institution of the People’s Bank of China, announced on Sept. 25 an agreement to cooperate and explore ways “to promote each other’s market infrastructure and products.”
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Regulating Swaps
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Securities and Futures Commission jointly issued a consultation on introducing the first phase of mandatory clearing and the second phase of mandatory reporting.
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Viewpoint - Embracing Innovation
THIS SEPTEMBER, with just a few quick taps on a smartphone, an individual purchased £500,000-worth of gold bullion.
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Recognizing Those in Our Industry Who Give Back
IN A CHICAGO neighborhood where the number of violent crime reports ranks 9th among Chicago’s 77 communities, DRW College Prep is making a difference in the lives of hundreds of high school students.
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OTC Clearing in Europe
Mandatory clearing requirements expected to be in place next spring in Europe leave the buy-side community with a number of challenges.
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A Leg to Stand On
NEARLY 17 YEARS AGO, Mead Welles started an organization that has changed the lives of thousands of disabled children worldwide.
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Enhancing Liquidity at LME
THE LONDON METAL Exchange is embarking on arguably its most ambitious program of change ever as it steps up plans to boost participation and enhance liquidity in the world’s largest metals market.
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Family Reunion
CME Group is strengthening its already powerful position in equity derivatives through an ambitious partnership with FTSE Russell, the index services arm of the London Stock Exchange Group.
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Viewpoint - Making cybersecurity a priority
SADLY, IT IS MORE COMMON than not to be the victim of a cyber attack.
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