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  • Deutsche Börse: Orderbook Turnover At 84 Billion Euros In October

    Date 01/11/2012

    Order book turnover on Xetra and the Xetra Frankfurt specialist trading stood at €88.7 billion in October – a decrease by 19 percent year-on-year (October 2011: €109.5 billion). Of the €88.7 billion, €84.1 billion were attributable to Xetra – a decrease by 20 percent y-o-y (October 2011: €104.6 billion). €4.6 billion were attributable to the Xetra Frankfurt specialist trading – a decrease by 7 percent y-o-y (October 2011: €5.0 billion). Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange* totalled approximately €2.6 billion in October.

  • Average Daily Volume Of 7.6 Million Contracts At Eurex Group In October

    Date 01/11/2012

    In October 2012, the international derivatives markets of Eurex Group recorded an average daily volume of 7.6 million contracts (October 2011: 10.7 million). Of those, 5.3 million were Eurex Exchange contracts (October 2011: 7.3 million), and 2.4 million contracts (October 2011: 3.4 million) were traded at the U.S.-based International Securities Exchange (ISE).

  • Boerse Stuttgart Reports Turnover Of Around EUR 7 Billion In October - Significant Increase In Debt Instrument Trading - Corporate Bonds And German Bunds In Demand

    Date 01/11/2012

    Boerse Stuttgart's order book statistics show that its turnover reached around EUR 7 billion in October 2012. The trading volume therefore fell slightly month on month. At around EUR 3.2 billion, securitised derivatives accounted for the largest share of turnover in October. This means that the transaction volume was around 10 percent below the previous month's figures in a generally weak market environment. On the whole, the volume of investment products traded at Boerse Stuttgart stood at more than EUR 1.9 billion. Leverage products contributed around EUR 1.3 billion to the total turnover.

  • Federal Court In Idaho Orders Brad Lee Demuzio And Demuzio Capital Management, LLC, To Pay Over $3 Million In Connection With CFTC Commodity Pool Forex Fraud Action - In Related Criminal Action, Demuzio Pleaded Guilty To One Count Of Wire Fraud, Sentencing Set For November 5

    Date 01/11/2012

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced that Judge B. Lynn Winmill of the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho entered a consent order for permanent injunction against defendant Brad L. Demuzio and an order of default judgment against his company, Demuzio Capital Management, LLC (DCM), both of Chubbuck, Idaho, charged by the CFTC with operating a fraudulent $1.8 million commodity pool and foreign currency (forex) Ponzi scheme (see CFTC Press Release

    6229-12, April 12, 2012).

    The consent order and order of default judgment (final orders) impose a permanent injunction against Demuzio and DCM, respectively, finding that the defendants violated the anti-fraud provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act and failed to register with the CFTC as Commodity Pool Operators (CPOs). In addition to the permanent injunction, the final orders each impose permanent trading and registration bans against Demuzio and DCM and order them to jointly pay restitution of $805,273. In addition, under terms of the final orders Demuzio is required to jointly pay a $1 million civil monetary penalty, and DCM is ordered to jointly pay a civil monetary penalty of $2,415,819.

    The final orders find that from at least June 18, 2008 through November 2011, Demuzio, through DCM, solicited and accepted approximately $1.8 million from at least 16 investors to trade forex through a pooled investment vehicle. The final orders find that the defendants misappropriated investor funds to pay Demuzio’s personal expenses and sent emails to investors that falsely represented that their principal remained intact and was earning profits. The final orders also find that the defendants acted as a CPO without being registered as such.

    In a related criminal proceeding based on substantially the same facts, Demuzio pleaded guilty in the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho to one count of wire fraud. Sentencing is scheduled for November 5, 2012.

    The CFTC appreciates the assistance of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

    CFTC Division of Enforcement staff members responsible for this action are Lara Turcik, Christopher Giglio, Manal M. Sultan, Lenel Hickson, Jr., Stephen J. Obie, and Vincent A. McGonagle.

  • MGEX Reports Volume And Open Interest Growth

    Date 01/11/2012

    MGEX, a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), today announced a 16 percent increase in total Exchange volume from October 2011.

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