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  • Exchange Council Welcomes Announcement To Merge Powernext Business With EEX

    Date 19/09/2019

    On Thursday 12th September 2019, the Exchange Council of the European Energy Exchange (EEX) held its third meeting of 2019 in Paris, chaired by Dr Michael Redanz, Managing Director of EWE Trading GmbH. In the course of the meeting, the Exchange Council discussed a number of topics including the recent announcement of the intention to merge current Powernext activities into EEX from the 1st January 2020, the launch of Trade Registration services for the Japanese Power market and EEX’s pre-trade transparency obligations.

  • Global Financial Centres Index 26: London At Risk - China Dominates FinTech

    Date 19/09/2019

    London hung onto its second place ranking in the Global Financial Centres Index 26, launched today by Z/Yen Group in partnership with the China Development Institute (CDI) in both London and Shenzhen.

  • EBS Launches Next Generation EBS Direct Platform

    Date 19/09/2019

    EBS, a leading provider of electronic trading platforms and technology services in foreign exchange markets, today announced it is launching a next-generation EBS Direct platform with enhanced capacity and speed, which will deliver round trip processing times below 50 microseconds. 

  • Keynote Address Of CFTC Commissioner Dawn D. Stump At The 2019 ISD Annual Europe Conference, September 19, 2019 - From Pittsburgh With Love[1] - Dramatic Reforms, Ten Years Later, September 2009 – September 2019

    Date 19/09/2019

    I am pleased to join you here in London for ISDA’s Annual Europe Conference.  Before we get started, I want to say that the views I express today are my own and may differ from those of the Commission that I am honored to serve upon.  While this is my first trip to the United Kingdom since being sworn in as a CFTC Commissioner, prior professional endeavors enabled me to experience and appreciate not only the city, but also the financial services industry expertise and market infrastructure here in London.  More recently, I have had the privilege to develop working relationships with several fellow market regulators both here in the U.K. and within Continental Europe.  The tremendous responsibility to regulate global derivatives markets in today’s dynamic environment makes fast friends among those who share this charge.

  • Deutsche Börse: Michael Zollweg To Leave Trading Surveillance Office After 20 Years

    Date 19/09/2019

    Michael Zollweg, Head of the Trading Surveillance Office (TSO) of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Eurex Germany, will leave this public position at the end of 2019 at his own request.  Zollweg held this position for 20 years and leaves Deutsche Börse AG on the best of terms. The lawyer will continue to be available to the company as a consultant in the area of trading surveillance until the end of 2020. He will then concentrate on new tasks.