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  • Joint European Commission And CFTC Statement On EMIR 2.2

    Date 13/03/2019

    Vice President of the European Commission (EC) Valdis Dombrovskis and U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo today issued the following statement on cross-border derivatives regulation on the occasion of a political agreement between European Union (EU) co-legislators on the EMIR 2.2 legislation.

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Trains Compliance Officers And Operations Officers On Derivatives

    Date 13/03/2019

    As part of its commitment to improving the capacity of professionals in the Nigerian capital market, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) will organize a Derivatives Workshop on Monday, March 18, 2019, , from 10:30a.m to 12:30p.m, at the Stock Exchange House in Lagos.

  • Council Of The EU - Capital Markets Union: Presidency And Parliament Reach Provisional Deal On Clearing House Rules

    Date 13/03/2019

    The EU will soon have a new framework in place, setting out rules for clearing houses in the single market.

  • ESAs' Joint Board Of Appeal Decides On Four Appeals Under The Credit Rating Agencies Regulation

    Date 13/03/2019

    The Joint Board of Appeal (BoA) of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs – ESMA, EIOPA and EBA) issued decisions regarding four appeals it received by Svenska Handelsbanken AB, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) AB, Swedbank AB, and Nordea Bank Abp against decisions by ESMA regarding infringements of the Credit Rating Agencies Regulation (CRAR).

  • Eurex Exchange's Fixed Income Highlights March

    Date 13/03/2019

    Market briefing

    Equities have been the focal point for the start of the 2019, with many pockets of Fixed Income performing well. Q1/2018 saw a very strong base from which to start the year while, 2019 is proving more of a sanguine start. Month on Month (MoM) we have seen a small uptick in our core markets in both futures and options in February, helped by the futures roll towards the end of the month. The German economy has remained resilient during a tough start to 2019 with economic data surprising slightly to the upside. There are still concerns over how the impact of global trade battles have weighed on Eurozone growth and figures were revised lower. The ECB has downgraded its assessment on the economic outlook, citing that risks are 'to the downside'. In the government bond space, the Bund-BTP spreads have fallen to 253bps, which has helped Eurex's Italian BTP and French OAT. These two segments have performed strongly, with volumes supported by repositioning from fast money accounts and spread moves versus core markets. Implied and realized volatility has remained at or near historical lows, both in our core benchmark products and periphery markets. However, could the market be complacent by not pricing in enough risk premia? Let's see what March brings.