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  • BIS: Banking In The Shadow Of Bitcoin? The Institutional Adoption Of Cryptocurrencies

    Date 18/05/2022

    Summary

    Focus

    The market capitalisations of cryptocurrencies and related economic activities have grown phenomenally in recent years. While the role of retail investors has received much attention, we know less about the role of financial intermediaries in this sector. How significant is the presence of traditional intermediaries such as banks and investment funds in crypto markets, and what motivates them to take on cryptocurrency exposures? And how important are novel intermediaries such as crypto exchanges?

  • ACER To Decide On The Swedish TSO’s Request For Derogation From 70% Requirement

    Date 18/05/2022

    The Swedish regulatory authority (Ei) received an application from the Swedish TSO (SvK) for a derogation from the minimum capacity available for cross-zonal trade (‘70% requirement’) for electricity interconnections between the Finland – Sweden 3 and Denmark 1 – Sweden 3 bidding zones for the year 2022.

  • ESMA Publishes Ex-Post Analysis Of Derivatives Risks In Archegos

    Date 18/05/2022

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s securities markets regulator, is today publishing a study showing how regulatory reporting data can be used to identify risks in derivatives markets, such as occurred in the case of Archegos.

  • BIS: Commodity Market Disruptions, Growth And Inflation

    Date 18/05/2022

    Key takeaways

    • Higher commodity prices will erode global growth, as the modest growth boost for commodity exporters will only partly offset the output losses of commodity importers.
    • Rising commodity prices will also intensify global inflationary pressures. The effects will be strongest for food and energy prices, but spillovers to other components of inflation are likely.
    • Recent shocks have been smaller than the 1970s oil shocks but broader-based, encompassing food and industrial commodities as well as energy. Nonetheless, structural changes, as well as stronger policy frameworks and nominal anchors, make stagflation less likely to return.

  • Shannon Anastasia Johnston New To The Supervisory Board Of Deutsche Börse AG - Voting Results From Today's Annual General Meeting Available

    Date 18/05/2022

    At today's Annual General Meeting, the shareholders of Deutsche Börse AG elected Shannon Anastasia Johnston as a shareholder representative to the Supervisory Board. She succeeds Karl-Heinz Flöther, who has resigned from his mandate and left the board after ten years.