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  • BME: Spanish Securities Markets’ 2022 Trading alendar

    Date 24/11/2021

    BME, the operator the Spanish Equity, Fixed Income and Derivatives markets, has set the trading calendar for 2022. It has been agreed that the markets will be closed the following days:

    • Friday, 15 April
    • Monday, 18 April
    • Monday, 26 December

  • Pirum Systems And Comyno Announce Go-Live With DekaBank On Their Integrated Post Trade Service For Securities Finance

    Date 24/11/2021

    Pirum and Comyno have partnered to develop a fully integrated post trade solution for clients using the Comyno C-ONE platform. DekaBank are the first client to leverage this seamless connectivity to benefit from Pirum’s extensive post trade solutions. 

  • BNP Paribas And SIA Partner To Launch New Payment Cards In Europe

    Date 24/11/2021

    • SIA's digital platforms to process cards issued by BNP Paribas in collaboration with major international commercial partners
    • Co-branded cards with Accor, a world leader in hospitality, is the first initiative introduced to the market

  • BME: MARF Registers A New Securitisation Fund Originated By SWK Bank

    Date 24/11/2021

    BME’s Fixed Income Market, MARF, today admitted a new bond issue to trading from SWK Consumer 2021-1’s Securitisation Fund for 400 million euros. The issue is divided into two series: Class A, of 352 million euros, and Class B, of 48 million euros, which will bear annual interest rates of 0.25% and 2.25%, respectively. The Fund's assets consist of a portfolio of German consumer loans originated by the German financial institution Süd-West-Kreditbank Finanzierung GmbH (SWK Bank). The Fund will be managed by Titulización de Activos (TdA).   


  • Upcoming Regulatory Requirements Pave The Way For Global OTC Overhaul - Fragmos Chain

    Date 24/11/2021

    While new regulatory requirements enter into force in the coming months, ISDA Chief Executive Officer Scott O'Malia’s recent announcement shows that its Common Domain Model (CDM) is becoming central for financial firms in order to meet these requirements1. We believe this is just the prelude to an extensive overhaul of the management of OTC trades, especially collateral management and post-trade. CDM is the gateway to a world of full collaboration and optimized processes.