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J.P. Morgan Chase, ICAP and Barclays see a silver lining ahead for the New York voice communications startup Cloud9. In April, they announced that they had invested in the startup, which has a widely-used cloud-based voice trading platform.
CONTINUE READINGStress Test
On April 29 the European Securities and Markets Authority released the results of its first EU-wide stress test exercise for clearinghouses.
CONTINUE READINGSGX: 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.
CONTINUE READINGPosition Limits: Hong Kong Considers Hedge Exemption
In an effort to better compete with global markets, Hong Kong's Financial Services Development Council issued a report on Feb. 26 proposing that a hedge exemption be included in Hong Kong's position limit regime.
CONTINUE READINGPivot to Asia
The European Energy Exchange, a leading player in the European power, gas and emissions markets, is stepping up its presence in Asian commodity markets.
CONTINUE READINGPeople - June 2016
In March, Deutsche Boerse announced a new leadership structure for its derivatives trading and clearing businesses.
CONTINUE READINGOutsourcing Risk Management
The Japan Exchange Group is using Cinnober's risk management product as its new risk management solution and expects it will be rolled out later this year.
CONTINUE READINGOptions 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.
CONTINUE READINGOperational 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.
CONTINUE READINGOpen Access
On April 4, the European Securities and Markets Authority announced that it sees no need to temporarily exempt exchange-traded derivatives from the non-discriminatory access requirements that will come into effect under Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II.
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