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  • Electronic Voice

    Green Key Technologies, a two-year old company that specializes in voice-activated software for traders, won a big endorsement in September.

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  • Swap Compression

    With banks looking for ways to reduce capital charges for their derivatives exposures, clearinghouses are expanding their services aimed at “compressing” swap positions, reducing the overall notional amount and the number of contracts by removing offsetting exposures.

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  • Trader Tools

    Contix, a company that helps traders scan social media for market-moving information, has extended its service to commodity markets.

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  • Cross-Border Oversight

    In August the Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued an exemption to Australia’s ASX Clear from registering as a derivatives clearing organization.

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  • Links 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.”

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  • Regulating Swaps

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Securities and Futures Commission jointly issued a consultation on introducing the first phase of mandatory clearing and the second phase of mandatory reporting.

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  • Preparing 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).

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  • Electronic Trading

    OTC Global Holdings, a Houston-based group of interdealer brokers specializing in energy commodities, is now offering customers the ability to execute block trades in natural gas options and other over-the-counter energy products via an online trading platform.

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  • System Performance

    More and more firms are outsourcing their trading infrastructure to external providers, creating new monitoring challenges for trading firms.

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  • Skin in the Game

    The Singapore Exchange’s clearinghouse plans to strengthen its protections against a clearing member default by increasing its own contribution to the clearing fund as well as clearing member contributions.

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