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  • Reuters Reports Activist TCI Calls On LSEG Chairman To Step Down, Says Xavier Rolet Being Forced Out

    Date 03/11/2017

    According to a report on the Reuters newswire, UK activist investor TCI Fund Management has called on London Stock Exchange Group’s Chairman Donald Brydon to step down, saying that Chief Executive Xavier Rolet was being forced out of the company.

  • B3 Breaks New Record On Mini Ibovespa Futures Contracts

    Date 03/11/2017

    B3’s Mini Ibovespa Futures Contract hit a record high today ending the day at 591.474 trades. The previous record of 531.040 Mini Ibovespa Futures Contract was recorded on October 27, 2017. 

  • LSEG Statement Regarding CEO Succession Planning

    Date 03/11/2017

    The Board notes the letter received from TCI Management Limited today.

  • CFTC: Financial Data For FCMs

    Date 03/11/2017

    Futures commission merchants (FCMs) and retail foreign exchange dealers (RFEDs) must file monthly financial reports with the CFTC's Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight (DSIO) within 17 business days after the end of the month. Selected financial information from these reports is published below. The most recent month-end information generally is added within 12 business days after FCMs and RFEDs file their reports, but occasionally may be added later. For example:  The 17th business day filing “due date" for February 28, 2015 financial reports was March 25, 2015.  The 12 business day target for posting these data was April 10, 2015.

  • ISDA Publishes EMIR Refit Whitepaper

    Date 03/11/2017

    For all the appropriate safeguards built into the derivatives regulatory framework after the financial crisis, certain aspects of the reforms impose unnecessary compliance costs and burdens on end users, for little benefit. Regulators in both the US and Europe are now reviewing their rules with an eye to making them more efficient and less complex. By recognizing what works well and what could work better, the objective is to make the regulatory framework stronger and reduce the excessive burdens that discourage trading, investment and hedging.