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Date 02/10/2015
African Exchanges Newsletter - September 2015
Click here to download African Exchanges Newsletter for September 2015.
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Date 02/10/2015
Tradeweb Government Bond Report - September 2015
Click here to download the September edition of Tradeweb’s monthly DataSheet for global government 10-year benchmark bonds.
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Date 02/10/2015
SEC: Opinion Of Commissioner Gallagher And Commissioner Piwowar, Dissenting From The Opinion Of The Commission
The misdeeds of the respondents in this case have been well established.[1] In making pitches for investment advisory services to large audiences on multiple occasions, the respondents touted an approach called “Buckets of Money,” a catchy name for a re-balancing strategy. Unfortunately, the Commission majority has taken a relatively straightforward set of facts and needlessly engaged in “rulemaking by opinion.” For that reason, we dissent from the majority opinion.
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Date 02/10/2015
S&P Dow Jones Indices Market Attributes: Correlation & Dispersion Index Dashboard
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Date 02/10/2015
ESMA Adds Index CDS To Central Clearing Obligation
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has today finalised and issued a draft regulatory technical standard (RTS) for the central clearing of Credit Default Swaps (CDS), ESMA is required to develop RTS which implement the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). The draft RTS defines the types of CDS contracts which will have to be centrally cleared, the types of counterparties covered by the obligation and the dates by which central clearing of CDS will become mandatory.
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Date 02/10/2015
Investor Activity On Warsaw Stock Exchange Markets: September 2015
- The value of trade on the Electronic Order Book in equities on the Main Market was PLN 17.0 billion in September 2015, a decrease of 13.6% year on year
- The volume of trade in index futures was 525.9 thousand contracts, a decrease of 12.2% year on year
- The total value of trading in equities on NewConnect stood at PLN 195.1 million in September 2015, an increase of 154.2% year on year
- The total volume of spot and forward transactions in electricity decreased by 2.8% year on year to 13.6 TWh in September 2015
- The volume of trading in property rights increased by 65.1% year on year to 4.6 TWh in September 2015
- The total volume of spot and forward trading in gas stood at 86.5 TWh in January-September 2015, an increase of 34.9% year on year
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Date 02/10/2015
Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission Welcomes Re-Appointment Of Chairman
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) welcomes the re-appointment by the Chief Executive of Mr Carlson Tong as the Chairman of the SFC for a term of three years effective from 20 October 2015.
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Date 02/10/2015
EPEX SPOT: 15-Minute Contracts On Austrian Intraday Market Launched With Success - 108.75 MWh Of Power Traded On First Day
Trading of 15-minute contracts on the continuous Intraday power market in Austria has successfully started on 1 October 2015. 108.75 MWh were traded on the first day, including 42.4 MWh across borders, taking advantage of the existing liquidity on the German and Swiss 15-minute continuous trading.
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Date 02/10/2015
Cyprus Stock Exchange Monthly Bulletin - August 2015
Click here to download the August 2015 monthly bulletin of the Cyprus Stock Exchange.
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Date 02/10/2015
CME Group Volume Averaged 14.4 Million Contracts Per Day In Third-Quarter 2015, Up 7 Percent From Third-Quarter 2014
- Third-quarter average daily volume rose 27 percent in interest rates, 26 percent in energy, 20 percent in agricultural commodities, 14 percent in metals, 9 percent in options and 23 percent in electronic options
- Monthly volume averaged 14.1 million contracts per day in September 2015, down 7 percent from September 2014
- Monthly energy average daily volume rose 22 percent
- Monthly equity index volume increased 19 percent
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