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  • Phoenix Announces Sale Of Logiq

    Date 24/09/2026

    Phoenix is delighted to announce the sale of Logiq, a leading UK-based cyber security specialist to defence, government and Critical National Infrastructure, to IBM. The terms of the transaction are undisclosed.

  • Underdog Leverages Eventus Validus Platform For Trade Surveillance Across Its Markets

    Date 24/09/2026

    Eventus, a leading provider of comprehensive, at-scale trade surveillance and financial risk solutions, and Underdog, the sports prediction market and fantasy sports pioneer, today announced that Underdog is using the Eventus Validus platform for trade surveillance on its designated contract market (DCM). Surveillance and monitoring procedures are actively running across Underdog's markets, and the marketplace is continuing to expand its use of Validus capabilities.    

  • Miami International Holdings Announces OCC Clearing Membership For Its FCM

    Date 24/09/2026

    Miami International Holdings, Inc. (MIAX®) (NYSE: MIAX), a technology-driven leader in building and operating regulated financial markets across multiple asset classes, today announced that its full-service futures commission merchant, Dorman Trading (FCM), is now a clearing member of The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC), the world's largest equity derivatives clearing organization.

  • Outlet Group Lists On Euronext

    Date 24/09/2026

    • Market capitalisation of approximately NOK 3.7 billion
    • 65th listing on Euronext in 2026

  • The Outlook For Inflation − Speech By Clare Lombardelli, Bank Of England Deputy Governor, Monetary Policy, Given At The Sixth Biennial Conference On Macroeconomic Policy, Warsaw

    Date 24/09/2026

    In this speech Clare sets out the outlook for inflation. She describes the framework the Monetary Policy Committee is using to monitor and learn how recent energy price increases will affect inflationary pressures. She considers the size and volatility of the energy shock, the response of the UK economy, and the underlying inflationary dynamics. Monetary policy is already leaning against the risk of persistent inflationary pressures and will be tightened further if needed.