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  • The Joint Board Of Appeal Of The ESAs Decides On Kluge, Belyaev, Radio Elektroniks OÜ And Dyakov Appeal Against The EBA

    Date 26/01/2016

    The Joint Board of Appeal of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs – European Banking Authority, European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority, and European Securities and Markets Authority) published today its decision in an appeal brought by four appellants, Andrus Kluge, Boris Belyaev, Radio Elektroniks OÜ and Timur Dyakov, against a decision of the European Banking Authority (EBA). 

  • Euronext Launches Sugar Contract - A Hedging Solution For European Sugar

    Date 26/01/2016

    Euronext today announced that it will be launching a new Sugar commodities futures contract in the autumn of 2016, subject to regulatory approval.  Aimed at all the actors of the European Union Sugar ecosystem, the contract will allow the industry to hedge its positions against price fluctuations and anticipate future price movements, just as the Sugar quotas expire in the European market.  

  • PEGAS Achieves Record Results In 2015 - Volume Increases By 81 % To 1,025 TWh

    Date 26/01/2016

    PEGAS, the pan-European gas trading platform operated by Powernext, recorded its best annual traded volume to date with a total of 1,024.8 TWh traded in 2015. This accounts for an increase of 81% compared to 2014 (567.2 TWh). This upsurge was achieved across all PEGAS market segments. 

  • Solactive Launches Low Carbon Index Family - A Smart Way For Investor To Take Action On Climate Change

    Date 26/01/2016

    Solactive AG in collaboration with South Pole Group has launched a low-carbon equity index family. The low-carbon index family will cover global and regional exposures to carbon, and aside from the liquid benchmark, offer a smart beta version for investors focusing on income generation.

  • Tradeweb's 2015: A Year In Market Milestones

    Date 26/01/2016

    2015 will go down in history as a milestone year for global financial markets. Consider the list of monumental, one-of-a-kind market events, which reads like the résumé of an outrageous political candidate known for their liberal use of superlatives:

    • Record low yields in German 10-year Bunds
    • Largest one-day increase in Greek government bond yields on Tradeweb
    • Widest 10-year U.S. Treasury swap spreads in history
    • Highest yields in over 5 years for short-term U.S. Treasury notes