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  • People - June 2016

    In March, Deutsche Boerse announced a new leadership structure for its derivatives trading and clearing businesses.

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  • Insight: It Will Forever Be Known as the "Ham Sandwich" Hearing

    In April, I appeared as a witness before our industry’s oversight body of the U.S. House of Representatives regarding the impact of capital and margin requirements on end-users and our industry.

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  • SGX: A View from the Top

    Since joining Singapore Exchange as chief executive officer in July 2015, Loh Boon Chye has been busy reinforcing the exchange's position as a gateway to Asia's financial and commodity markets.

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  • Blockchain: Building an Ecosystem

    In the last 12 months, the buzz around blockchain has exploded.

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  • Balancing Act

    Commodity Futures Trading Commission officials weighed concerns the industry raised over changing the current residual interest deadline.

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  • Exchange Fee Management

    CME Group and Duco Technologies, a global fintech provider, announced in March an agreement designed to help clearing and trading firms manage fee control processes.

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  • Options Connectivity

    Users of Bloomberg’s Execution Management System can now send, execute and confirm orders electronically with CBOE floor brokers and other users of CBOE’s PULSe trader workstation.

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  • Operational Efficiency

    LCH is rolling out a number of enhancements to its clearing services over the coming months that are aimed at enhancing collateral protections and operational efficiencies for its customers.

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  • High Speed Data

    Traders now have a new way to collect raw market data and translate it into the formats they need for research and compliance: a cloud-based service introduced in April by MayStreet, a New York startup.

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  • Data Acquisition

    Intercontinental Exchange in March announced plans to acquire two data businesses from McGraw Hill: Standard & Poor’s Securities Evaluations, a provider of fixed income pricing, and Credit Market Analysis, a business that provides independent data for the over-the-counter markets.

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