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Global Cotton
The U.S. Congress has repealed a law dating back to World War One that prevents futures exchanges from listing contracts based on cotton grown outside the U.S.
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Global Derivatives Reform
On July 24 the Financial Stability Board, the international body that coordinates financial sector reforms under the authority of the Group of 20 nations, published its ninth progress report on the global implementation of derivatives market reforms.
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Complex Order Tool
EESAT, a Chicago-based financial technology startup, has won an important endorsement.
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Capital Efficiency
INTL FCStone in July merged three U.S. subsidiaries, including its futures commission merchant subsidiary, into one business unit.
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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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