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  • New standards proposed for treasury market

    The Treasury Market Practices Group, a group of market experts sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, released a consultative white paper on April 9 describing the growth of automated trading in the secondary market for Treasury securities as well as the benefits and risks associated with this trend.

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  • Crowdsourcing Excellence in Automated Trading

    A diverse group of industry experts has drafted a comprehensive guide to good practices in automated trading.

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  • Accessing China

    Shanghai Exchange Publishes Draft Rules for Oil Futures

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  • Grain Markets

    The corn might be high as an elephant’s eye, but what’s it selling for? Now there’s an app for that.

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  • Collateral Management

    ICE Clear Europe has hooked up with Clearstream’s triparty collateral management service, making it the third European clearinghouse to tie into the service.

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  • Risk Controls

    Two leading international derivatives exchanges are planning to introduce a new type of risk control later this year to prevent a market participant from inadvertently trading with itself.

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  • Low Latency Trading

    India’s BSE is leveraging its technology partnership with Deutsche Boerse to offer a faster pathway for traders in Hong Kong and Singapore.

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  • Financial Market Infrastructures

    On March 11, the Bank of England published its annual report on the supervision of financial market infrastructures, including payment systems, central counterparties and securities settlement systems.

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  • Regulating Swap Dealers

    On April 29, the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed several changes to its rules for applying the swaps-related provisions of Dodd-Frank to non-U.S. entities that conduct dealing activity in the U.S.

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  • Eurozone Clearing

    In a decision with major implications for U.K. clearinghouses such as LCH.Clearnet and ICE Clear Europe, the General Court of the European Union issued a decision on March 4 rejecting the European Central Bank's efforts to require clearinghouses to be located in the Eurozone if they clear derivatives denominated in euros.

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