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  • Euronext Announces The Launch Of Spread Contracts On Agricultural Commodities

    Date 28/08/2024

    • First spread contracts to be introduced on Euronext markets
    • The spread contracts, traded on Optiq® and cleared by Euronext Clearing, will be launched on 14 October 2024
    • Two spread contracts will be based on the price differential between Euronext-listed and CME Group-listed wheat futures

  • Thailand Focus 2024 : Investor Interest Fueled By Growing Confidence In Economy And Capital Market

    Date 28/08/2024

    The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), commemorating its 50th anniversary, hosts "Thailand Focus 2024: Adapting to a Changing World". The event brings together government officials, business leaders, and executives from financial and capital markets, along with top management from 112 listed companies across all industry groups. They have been sharing insights to build confidence and connect investment opportunities with 178 institutional investors from 80 global institutions, reflecting the continued attractiveness of Thailand's capital market to foreign investors.

  • UK Financial Conduct Authority Announces Work Into Pure Protection Market

    Date 28/08/2024

    The FCA intends to launch a market study into how pure protection insurance products are sold following concerns that competition is not working well in the market. The study will be launched later in 2024/25. 

  • MNI Indicators: MNI China Liquidity Index™ – August Conditions Ample

    Date 28/08/2024

    Key Points – August Report

    China interbank market liquidity conditions remained ample in August, whilst market participants expect further PBOC easing to support sluggish economic growth, the latest MNI Liquidity Conditions Index showed.

  • Interlinking Fast Payment Systems, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher J. Waller, At The Global Fintech Fest, Mumbai, India

    Date 28/08/2024

    Thank you to the conference organizers for the opportunity to speak this year at the Global Fintech Fest—a place where there is so much payments innovation. The technology-driven payments revolution in India has been enabled by a public-private partnership to build the "technology stack" of digital platforms that has broadened financial inclusion and done so at low costs. Building on the foundation established by the public sector, innovators in the private sector seized the opportunity to enhance payments through the introduction of new capabilities that alleviate frictions while remaining within regulatory guardrails. In today's remarks, I am going to touch on how interplay between the public and private sectors may be the key to advancing cross-border payments.