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  • FESE Response To The Commission On The Review Of The Market Abuse Directive

    Date 17/06/2009

    The main point made in this response refers to the quality of trading surveillance on different execution venues. Since the introduction of MiFID, the same instruments can be traded on Regulated Markets (RMs) and Multi-lateral Trading facilities (MTFs) - which are incorporated in several jurisdictions. FESE states that to avoid arbitrary effects and to ensure consistency of regulatory treatment, CAs should require the same level of trading surveillance from all execution venues, regardless of th

  • CME Group Statement On Obama Administration's Plan For U.S. Financial Regulatory Reform

    Date 17/06/2009

    CME Group released the following statement in response to the proposed U.S. financial regulatory reform proposals announced today by the Obama Administration: "CME Group believes that the proposal to enhance regulation of systemic risk is an important effort to limit the potential for a recurrence of the recent financial crisis. Overall, we support many of the concepts and believe this is a significant step towards restoring confidence in the integrity of financial markets. We look

  • Dubai Mercantile Exchange: Consultation Period For CP 09-002

    Date 17/06/2009

    The Dubai Mercantile Exchange Limited ("DME") hereby reminds DME Members that the Consultation period for CP 09-002, the Proposed Rule changes to DME Rulebook, Chapter 10: DME Oman Crude Oil Futures Contract issued on 26 May 2009 expires at close of business day on 22 June 2009. We encourage you to submit your comments by this time. Members are also encouraged to share this Consultation Paper with their customers and other interested parties.

  • President Obama To Announce Comprehensive Plan For Regulatory Reform

    Date 17/06/2009

    President Obama will lay out a comprehensive regulatory reform plan this afternoon to modernize and protect the integrity of our financial system. While this crisis has had many causes, it is clear now that the government could have done more to prevent these problems from growing out of control and threatening our overall economy.

  • EuroCCP Proposes European Convention On Interoperability - Standard Agreement Would Ensure Transparency In Risk Management

    Date 17/06/2009

    European Central Counterparty Limited (EuroCCP) called today for the adoption of a single standard Convention on Interoperability that all central counterparties (CCPs) would sign, to accelerate the seamless connectivity across Europe needed to free market participants to choose where their trades will be cleared and settled — and position the European capital market more competitively as the current recession abates.

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