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  • CME Group Declares Dividend

    Date 10/11/2016

    CME Group Inc., the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today declared a fourth-quarter dividend of $0.60 per share, payable December 28, 2016, to shareholders of record as of December 9, 2016.  

  • Nasdaq Announces End-Of-Month Open Short Interest Positions In Nasdaq Stocks As Of Settlement Date October 31, 2016

    Date 09/11/2016

    At the end of the settlement date of October 31, 2016, short interest in 2,327 Nasdaq Global MarketSM securities totaled 7,603,044,420 shares compared with 7,496,240,405 shares in 2,334 Global Market issues reported for the prior settlement date of October 14, 2016. The end-of-October short interest represents  5.35  days average daily Nasdaq Global Market share volume for the reporting period, compared with 4.83 days for the prior reporting period.

  • Financial Stability Oversight Council To Meet November 16

    Date 09/11/2016

    On Wednesday, November 16, Secretary of the Treasury Jacob J. Lew will preside over a meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council (Council) at the Treasury Department.  The agenda will include both an executive and an open session.  The preliminary agenda for the open session includes an update on the work of the Alternative Reference Rates Committee; an update on the Council’s review of asset management products and activities; and revisions to the Council’s regulations under the Freedom of Information Act, in accordance with the FOIA improvement Act of 2016.

  • CFTC Swaps Report Update

    Date 09/11/2016

    CFTC's Weekly Swaps Report has been updated, and is now available.

  • Mondo Visione 2016 Exchange Forum Panellist Select Milano's‎ Bepi Pezzulli Tells Sky News He Wants To Help The City's Vast Finance Sector "Fix Its Post-Brexit Problem"

    Date 09/11/2016

    For over 400 years the Hansa States  traded with each other in what could loosely be described as an early version of the European Union, without a common currency. In the UK  As the future European financial landscape looks increasingly fragmented, does the Hanseatic league offer any lessons for a future world order.

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