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  • Deutsche Börse: 13 New Deutsche Bank ETFs Launched On Xetra - Targeted ETF Offering For Investments In Currency, Country And Subject Indices

    Date 07/02/2008

    Deutsche Börse is further expanding its XTF segment for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the Xetra trading platform. Thirteen new funds issued by db x-trackers, a subsidiary of Deutsche Bank, have been tradable since Thursday. The new ETFs increase investment opportunities on a wide range of markets. For the first time, four ETFs are using currency indices as an underlying. These ETFs track the performance of carry and momentum strategies, among others. A further six ETFs allow investors to tra

  • Federation Of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges January Newsletter Posted On The Web

    Date 07/02/2008

    The FEAS January Newsletter, the monthly bulletin, bringing you general secretariat news, Member statistics on stock, bond and other volume comparisons on a monthly, year-to-date and prior period basis, in addition to market cap, currency changes, number of companies traded and index fluctuations, has been put on the FEAS website. To view click here.

  • LCH.Clearnet Fixed Income Clearing Business Achieves New Highs

    Date 07/02/2008

    LCH.Clearnet’s Fixed Income clearing business has achieved significant growth both in terms of an organic increase in the existing service plus through the introduction of new products.

  • Trading Volume Of OSE-Listed Derivatives Products For The Fiscal Year Has Surpassed 100 Million Units

    Date 07/02/2008

    On February 4, 2008, the total trading volume of futures and options contracts listed on OSE, for the fiscal year from April 2007, reached 100,015,303 units (preliminary figures), exceeding 100 million units also on a fiscal-year basis.

  • NYMEX Statement

    Date 06/02/2008

    The New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., a subsidiary of NYMEX Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: NMX), believes that a market-driven regulatory structure can most efficiently and safely meet the needs of a broad array of derivatives market users, particularly during dynamic periods of growth and volatility. The vertically integrated clearing model has stood the test of time for more than a century, including more than 80 years of federal regulation and Congressional oversight.