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Making Markets in Bitcoin
An Interview with DRW's Don Wilson and Cumberland's Bobby Cho
CONTINUE READINGCargo Wars
The dry freight derivatives business is only a small niche in the global commodity markets, yet it enjoys an unusual degree of competition in clearing.
CONTINUE READINGEuro Clearing: European Commission Proposes Tighter Supervision of Third-Country Clearinghouses
On June 13, the European Commission issued a proposal to achieve "more robust supervision" of central counterparties by amending the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
CONTINUE READINGFIA recommendations to streamline CFTC regulations and enhance market integrity
FIA responded to the CFTC’s call for suggestions on simplifying and modernizing CFTC rules via Project KISS today.
CONTINUE READINGBlockchain and Barclays: A Structured Approach
Barclays is one of several leading international banks that are exploring the potential for distributed ledger technology to transform a number of industry processes. In this interview, Dr. Lee Braine, one of the bank's experts on DLT, explains the bank's strategic approach to this new technology and the importance of collaboration in achieving its potential
CONTINUE READINGCryptocurrency Derivatives: Exchanges Take Interest
The surge of interest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has attracted the attention of the world’s leading derivatives exchanges.
CONTINUE READINGManaging Liquidity: Why You Should Revisit Your Strategy Today
Successfully running a futures commission merchant business or brokerage firm requires more than state-of-the-art trading technology and market access. You also need quick access to cash in case your clients suddenly require liquidity.
CONTINUE READINGFriends for the Cure: Raising Funds for Diabetes Research
Type 1 diabetes typically affects children and young adults, which makes it especially challenging for parents and families.
CONTINUE READINGBetter Benchmarks
Central banks and market regulators in Europe, the U.K. and the U.S. are accelerating the transition away from the use of Libor as a benchmark for interest rates.
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