An interview with Jeff Sprecher, Chair and CEO, Intercontinental Exchange
CONTINUE READINGAn interview with Matthew Chamberlain, CEO, London Metal Exchange
CONTINUE READINGn interview with Bonnie Y Chan, CEO, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited
CONTINUE READINGWorldwide volume of exchange-traded derivatives reached 10.19 billion contracts in January. This was down 21.8% from December 2024 and down 39.3% from January 2024.
CONTINUE READINGInsights on what to expect from Washington and the Trump administration
CONTINUE READINGThe past 30 years have seen a sea change in utility markets. None more so than power, which has stepped out from the shadow of its heavily traded cousin – natural gas – and begun taking on a life and profile of its own. Given recent developments that have led to opportunities in these markets, the future looks bright, writes Clive Furness.
CONTINUE READINGFIA has submitted a response to ASX's consultation on amendments to ASX Clear operating rules, which introduce a framework for default management auctions of cleared cash market and derivatives market products.
CONTINUE READINGFIA has submitted its response to the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s consultation on provisional regulations on programmatic trading in the futures market, expressing support for the policy objectives.
CONTINUE READINGFIA and several European trade associations representing energy companies, banks, liquidity providers, market infrastructure providers and clearinghouses, have written to the European Commission expressing strong concerns over the potential inclusion of a gas price cap in the forthcoming Clean Industrial Deal and the related Action Plan on Affordable Energy Prices.
CONTINUE READINGFIA EPTA and FIA have submitted a joint response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s second consultation on proposals relating to investigations and enforcement. While the associations appreciate the FCA’s efforts to address many of the concerns raised in the initial consultation phase in 2024, member firms remain convinced that the proposals, publicly referred to as ‘naming and shaming’, are unsuitable in UK wholesale markets.
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