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  • OneChicago Announces Trading Volume For June 2016 - YTD Volume Outpacing 2015 By 13%

    Date 01/07/2016

    OneChicago, LLC (OCX), a securities finance exchange, today announced its June 2016 volume of 1,343,750, a decrease of 22% year-over-year. OneChicago is a CFTC and SEC regulated exchange offering Single Stock Futures (SSF), a Delta One product, on approximately 1,800 equities, including ADRs and ETFs.   

  • MontrĂ©al Exchange Offices And Markets Closed Today, July 1, 2016, Canada Day

    Date 01/07/2016

    The Exchange's offices and markets are closed today, July 1, 2016 (Canada Day).

  • Bats Global Markets Statement On ISE Form 4 Filing

    Date 01/07/2016

    Bats Global Markets, Inc. (Bats: BATS), a leading global operator of exchanges and services for financial markets, provides the following additional information related to the Form 4 filed by International Securities Exchange Holdings, Inc. (ISE).

  • Global Regulation In The Post-Crisis Era - Speech By John Griffith-Jones, Chairman, FCA, Delivered At The TheCityUK Annual Conference On 30 June 2016.

    Date 01/07/2016

    Thank you for asking me to speak this morning. I was asked many months ago to speak on global regulation in the post-crisis era. It did not occur to me to ask which one. No matter, I have been an enthusiastic supporter of TheCityUK ever since it was set up. It was born of a need for the financial sector in the UK to show some collective leadership at a difficult time following the 2007/8 crisis. It will need to show that leadership again as we come to grips with the consequences of last week's vote. The importance of this is obvious. London is a successful financial hub for not only the UK, but also Europe and throughout the world. These are TheCityUK's own statistics and therefore well known to you.

  • EBA Clarifies Use Of 2016 EU-wide Stress Test Results In The SREP Process

    Date 01/07/2016

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today additional information on how the results of the EU-wide stress test will inform the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP). The focus of today's update is to explain how additional "capital guidance" can be used as a tool to address the quantitative outcomes of the stress test.  Such guidance will not be relevant for the Maximum Distributable Amount (MDA), but will ensure banks' ability to meet applicable capital requirements under stressed conditions. While serving the purpose of helping supervisors manage expectations towards banks and market participants, the information released today does not establish restrictions or constraints on existing supervisory powers.

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