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  • TMX Group Consolidated Trading Statistics – February 2022

    Date 03/03/2022

    TMX Group Limited today announced February 2022 trading statistics for its marketplaces – Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TSX Alpha Exchange and Montréal Exchange.

  • Annual Revision Of GPW Benchmark Indices

    Date 03/03/2022

    GPW Benchmark announces the annual revision of WIG20, mWIG40, sWIG80 and WIG30 indices portfolios. Changes will come into force after close of business on March 18, 2022.

  • Nodal Exchange Achieves Record Power Futures Trading In February With 49% Growth Rate

    Date 03/03/2022

    Nodal Exchange achieved record monthly power futures trading in February 2022 with traded volume of 325.2 million MWh ($55.7 billion per side) for a record 50% market share.  This represents Nodal Exchange’s highest volume month ever and a growth rate of 49% over February 2021. This follows a very strong January, in which Nodal achieved power futures trading volume of  221.9 million MWh, up 58% from the prior year. Nodal continues to be the market leader in North American power futures having the majority of the open interest with a record 1.186 billion MWh at the end of February (equivalent to the electricity usage of 108 million U.S. households for one year).

  • MGEX Reports Trading Results For February 2022 - Sets February And Year-To-Date Volume Records

    Date 03/03/2022

    Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEXTM), a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), today reported record February 2022 trading volume of 311,768 contracts, a 7.6% increase from February 2021 and representing the highest volume total for February in MGEX history. Total year-to-date volume reached a record 588,919 contracts, an increase of 11.4% from the same period in 2021.

  • NIST Report Gives Narrow Glimpse Of Complex Consumer Data-Sharing Picture

    Date 03/03/2022

    The National Institute of Standards and Technology recently released a draft report on cybersecurity considerations for open banking. While the NIST report rightly identifies the importance of cybersecurity and privacy safeguards when it comes to how companies share sensitive financial data about customers, it offers a wholly incomplete picture of the current consumer financial data-sharing ecosystem in the U.S., BPI, ABA and SIFMA said in a comment letter filed today. The draft report also endorses open banking without examining potential risks or recommending security and privacy measures to mitigate those risks.