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  • NASDAQ OMX Nordic Monthly Statistics - Total Derivatives Trading January 2009

    Date 03/02/2009

    Click here to download NASDAQ OMX Nordic's monthly total derivatives trading for January 2009. This report details underlying volumes in derivative trading for Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Icelandic and Norwegian products.

  • EMCF And SIX x-clear Forge Link In Triumph For Interoperability

    Date 03/02/2009

    In what marks a major fillip for the concept of interoperability, EMCF, the Dutch Central Counterparty (CCP) and SIX x-clear, the CCP and licensed Swiss bank, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding outlining their commitment to offer any of the exchanges or platforms they work with competitive-clearing services under the dual CCP model.

  • Chi-X Europe To Become First MTF To Offer Participants Choice Through CCP Interoperability

    Date 03/02/2009

    Chi-X® Europe Limited, operator of the largest pan-European equity multilateral trading facility (MTF), today announced that it intends to introduce a “user choice” clearing model following the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed today by European Multilateral Clearing Facility N.V. (EMCF) and SIX x-clear Ltd. to interoperate. This will make Chi-X Europe the first MTF to offer its participants the ability to clear though multiple central counterparty (CCP) firms.

  • NZX Operating Metrics - January 2009

    Date 03/02/2009

    NZX has today released the NZX Operating Metrics for January 2009. NZX releases the Operating Metrics on the first Tuesday of every month.

  • CBOE January Volume Of 83.5 Million Contracts Averages 4.2 Million Contracts Per Day - Up 26% Over December

    Date 02/02/2009

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) today reported that 83,544,370 contracts changed hands at the Exchange in January. Daily volume averaged 4.2 million contracts, up 26 percent from December 2008. Average daily trading volume (ADV) for the month was down 21 percent from January 2008 when 110.8 million contracts (5.3 million contracts ADV) were traded during the most active January in CBOE's history.