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Indirect clearing
CME Group is seeking regulatory approval for new rules that will allow market participants to become "direct funding participants" of CME’s clearinghouse.
CONTINUE READINGIndia considers restrictions on automated trading
The Securities and Exchange Board of India, the country's primary regulator of financial and commodity markets, is considering a wide range of measures to restrict high-frequency trading.
CONTINUE READINGHybrid model
Tullett Prebon, an interdealer broker headquartered in London, acquired a long-term license of CME’s hybrid trading technology.
CONTINUE READINGFinCEN clarifies new customer due diligence requirements
The U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network on July 19 issued frequently asked questions regarding recently adopted customer due diligence requirements for financial institutions.
CONTINUE READINGFeeling the squeeze
In the face of falling trading volumes, the London Metal Exchange has cut certain trading fees by 44% and introduced several structural changes designed to lower customers’ trading costs.
CONTINUE READINGExpert views on CCP Risk
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's market risk advisory committee discussed several issues related to clearinghouse default management at a meeting on June 27.
CONTINUE READINGExchange fee management
Beyond the everyday challenge of trading futures and derivatives in volatile markets, CME customers have long had to grapple with another complex issue: figuring out what they owe.
CONTINUE READINGEnsuring liquidity
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Aug. 8 announced several actions intended to address the impact of amendments to money market fund rules adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
CONTINUE READINGEnhancing self-regulation
Singapore Exchange announced on July 18 that it will create a separate and independently governed subsidiary to perform the exchange operator’s front-line self-regulatory functions.
CONTINUE READINGDeutsche Boerse/LSE
Deutsche Boerse and London Stock Exchange Group on Aug. 24 formally submitted their proposed merger to the European Commission's antitrust division for approval.
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