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CONTINUE READINGOptions Trading in China
Sweden’s Orc Trading has teamed up with Galaxy Futures, a Chinese broker, to offer access to China’s nascent options market.
CONTINUE READINGMandatory Trading
The CFTC’s Division of Market Oversight held a public roundtable on July 15 to discuss the “made available for trade” process for determining which swaps should be subject to the CFTC’s mandatory trading requirements.
CONTINUE READINGGallery - IDX 2015 – 8th Annual FIA/FIA Europe International Derivatives Expo; L&C 2015
Gallery - IDX 2015 – 8th Annual FIA/FIA Europe International Derivatives Expo
CONTINUE READINGNew Regime for Commodities
On Sept. 28 the government of India formally unveiled the merger of the Forward Markets Commission and the Securities and Exchange Board of India. The merger was proposed in February as a way to strengthen regulation of commodity markets by bringing commodity derivatives under the same regulatory framework as securities and financial derivatives. As part of the merger, SEBI has amended its regulations to cover exchanges and brokers in the commodity derivatives markets and has created a separate department for commodity derivatives market regulation.
CONTINUE READINGMoral Hazard
The European System of Central Banks issued a statement on Aug. 25 expressing opposition to any change in EU regulations that would give central counterparties an automatic right of access to central bank liquidity. The statement emphasized that the current legal framework allows each central bank to determine for itself which facilities it wishes to offer to CCPs and defines the conditions for such access. An automatic right to central bank liquidity “would create moral hazard on an extraordinary scale,” the ESCB warned. The statement was issued in response to a European Commission consultation on possible changes to EMIR.
CONTINUE READINGTrader Tools
Contix, a company that helps traders scan social media for market-moving information, has extended its service to commodity markets. The company has developed algorithms that scan social media and traditional sources of information and identify breaking news events relevant to financial markets. The service was developed for equity traders, but in September the company announced that its algorithms now generate market-moving alerts related to energy, metals, grains and other commodity markets.
CONTINUE READINGLinks with China
CME Group and China Foreign Exchange Trade System, a sub-institution of the People’s Bank of China, announced on Sept. 25 an agreement to cooperate and explore ways “to promote each other’s market infrastructure and products.”
CONTINUE READINGPreparing for Remit
On Sept. 24, FIA issued a notice summarizing the registration and reporting requirements of the EU Regulation on Wholesale Energy Markets Integrity and Transparency (REMIT). FIA drafted the notice to help clearing firms inform customers who may have to comply with the new reporting obligation, which enters into force on Oct. 7 for certain exchange-traded wholesale energy products and on April 7 for certain over-the-counter energy products. Those products include futures, options and swaps based on electricity or natural gas for delivery in the European Union as well as contracts relating to the transportation of electricity or natural gas in the EU.
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