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ETD Volume - May 2018
Worldwide volume of exchange-traded derivatives was 2.671 billion contracts in the month of May, up 15.7% from the previous month and up 19.8% from May 2017.
CONTINUE READINGFIA legal opinions webinar
Join FIA and Clifford Chance for a live webinar as they present the newest addition to the FIA Documentation Library, FIA legal opinions, as well as the recently updated netting and collateral opinions, and supplemental legal opinions covering the FIA Indirect Clearing Terms.
CONTINUE READINGGlobal Futures and Options Data - Q1 2018
Global futures and options data, based on the number of ontracts traded and/or cleared at 80 exchanges worldwide, from Jan. 1 to March 31, 2018.
CONTINUE READINGPeople News - May 2018
The White House announced on April 2 that PRESIDENT TRUMP intends to nominate former investment banker JUSTIN MUZINICH to be Deputy Treasury Secretary, a role that includes overseeing policy on financial regulation, debt management and economic sanctions.
CONTINUE READINGEurex Clearing Partnership Program
In order to assist market participants and regulators alike to cope with the unprecedented uncertainty around Brexit, Eurex Clearing, one of the world’s leading central counterparties and part of Deutsche Börse Group, has developed a partnership program.
CONTINUE READINGEris to Migrate Its Swap Futures to CME's Trading Platform
CME Group and Eris Exchange have entered into an exclusive licensing agreement to list the dollar-denominated interest rate swap futures developed by Eris on CME’s electronic trading platform.
CONTINUE READINGCPMI and IOSCO Issue Warning on CCP Risk Management
On May 3, the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures and the International Organization of Securities Commissions published a joint report on clearinghouse risk management practices.
CONTINUE READINGCFTC Chair Calls for "Outcomes-Based Deference" in Global Regulation
Giancarlo Urges European Regulators to Avoid Overlapping Oversight
CONTINUE READINGSFC Issues Guidance on IM Messaging Controls
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has set out the key controls needed when securities and futures firms receive client orders through instant messaging applications such as WhatsApp and WeChat.
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