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  • Fluent Partners With MOEX To Streamline FX Integration And Testing

    Date 28/11/2017

    Fluent Trade Technologies (Fluent) today announced that it has partnered with Moscow Exchange (MOEX), Russia’s main trading and clearing platform for equities, bonds, derivatives and currencies, to provide clients and prospects with simple and secure access to the MOEX UAT integration and testing environment.

     

     

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Taiwanese Regulator Recognizes Platinum Rolling Spot As “Eligible Foreign Futures”

    Date 28/11/2017

    The Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) announced today that the Platinum Rolling Spot Futures contract has been recognized by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) of Taiwan as “eligible foreign futures” for Taiwanese traders.

  • NEX Data Launches BrokerTec US Treasury Benchmarks

    Date 28/11/2017

    NEX Data, which delivers independent market intelligence and price information for OTC data, announces today that it has launched a series of US Treasury Benchmarks to provide enhanced transparency and pricing information to the US Treasuries market. The new benchmarks will be published at 11am, 3pm, 4pm and 5pm in the New York trading day and will reflect actual transactions and orders during the 15-minute fixing window on NEX Market’s BrokerTec platform, the industry leading anonymous dealer-to-dealer electronic trading platform for the fixed income markets.

  • AxiomSL Partners With GridCon For A Seamless Transition Of Data Over To AxiomSL’s Regulatory Platform

    Date 28/11/2017

    AxiomSL, the leading provider of regulatory reporting and risk management solutions, today announces the strategic partnership with German technical and regulatory support provider GridCon to leverage its German reporting know-how and extensive knowledge on data models for risk free data migration and address the new client data transition demand in the market.


  • Proposal For The EU Financial Supervisory Reform - Open Letter

    Date 28/11/2017

    The major EU public interest organisations working on financial services have issued a letter to the presidents of EU institutions calling for a much more thorough revision of the EU financial supervisory agencies (European Banking Authority, EIOPA and ESMA) and to take consumer protection far more seriously. The Commission proposed a revision of the 3 financial supervisors in September.