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  • Statement Of U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commissioner Sharon Bowen Regarding Trading Practices On SEFs

    Date 23/04/2015

    Commissioner Sharon Bowen of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued the following statement on the subject of the practice of name-give-up on Swap Execution Facilities (SEFs):

    I was pleased to see the Chairman’s statement regarding greater anonymity on SEFs in his speech today. I have not heard a compelling justification for post-trade name-give-up in my many discussions with market participants regarding SEFs. In fact, the subject of whether trading on SEFs should be anonymous was raised earlier this month at the first meeting of the Market Risk Advisory Committee, and I believe there is broad support for ending the practice of post-trade name-give-up on SEFs.

  • Amman Stock Exchange: The Companies’ First Quarter Reports For The Year 2015

    Date 23/04/2015

    The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) Mr. Nader Azar, said that   the ASE is still receiving the quarterly reports of the period ending in March 31, 2015, from all companies listed at the ASE which have been reviewed by their auditors.

  • SGX: Announcement Pursuant To Rule 7031 Of The Listing Manual

    Date 23/04/2015

    SGX Statement Issued on 22 April 2015

  • Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Mark Wetjen On The Guidance On Financial Resources For Swap Execution Facilities And Other Recent No-Action Relief

    Date 23/04/2015

    “I am pleased that Commission staff has issued this guidance on financial resources for swap execution facilities (SEFs), as well as other recent no-action relief, and I applaud Chairman Tim Massad for moving relief for SEFs forward,” said CFTC Commissioner Mark Wetjen.  “As I have stressed before, I believe that the Commission should take more steps to fulfill Congress’ instruction to promote the trading of swaps on SEFs.  I hope that the Commission will consider revising or clarifying its rules in order to provide more meaningful and certain relief to SEFs.” 

  • ACER Presents Progress On Common Gas Rules At The Madrid Forum

    Date 23/04/2015

    In the frame of The Madrid Forum, which took place on 20 and 21 April, ACER reaffirmed its appreciation for the European Commission’s Energy Union communication as an opportunity to move EU energy policy into a higher gear to address common challenges. In this context ACER presented the progress made with regard to the Gas Target Model and supported cross-border cooperation under the regional initiatives. ACER actively took part in the debates on the network codes also addressed by the Forum.