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  • New SPDR ETF Launched On Xetra - First ETF On S&P 500 Companies With Lowest Volatility

    Date 04/10/2012

    A new exchange-listed equity index fund issued by SPDR (State Street Global Advisors) has been tradable on Xetra since Thursday.

  • EPEX SPOT & EEX Power Derivatives: Power Trading Results In September 2012

    Date 04/10/2012

    In September 2012, a total volume of 26.5 TWh was traded on EPEX SPOT’s Day-Ahead and Intraday markets (September 2011: 25.9 TWh).

  • TheCityUK Extends International Financial Centre Network To North Africa - Morocco Becomes Latest Financial Hub To Join Global Financial Alliance

    Date 04/10/2012

    TheCityUK, the independent body responsible for promoting financial and professional services in the UK and overseas, will today add Casablanca in Morocco to its network of international financial centres. The signing of a new agreement between TheCityUK and the Moroccan Financial Board will assist the development of the securities and derivative markets; encourage education and training in the financial services sector; and help build an insurance and reinsurance sector that will benefit the wider African market.

  • Veronica Augustsson New CEO Of Cinnober

    Date 04/10/2012

    As a successful young woman in the finance industry, Veronica Augustsson has made an impressive journey and was recently mentioned in Financial News' "40 Under 40 Rising Stars of Trading and Technology" list. She has now been appointed CEO of leading financial technology company Cinnober.

  • Euroclear Bank Receives Russia’s Approval To Service OFZs

    Date 04/10/2012

    Euroclear Bank is pleased to have been granted access to Russia’s central securities depository (CSD) by Russia’s Federal Financial Markets Service to offer post-trade services for Russian OFZs, one of the most actively traded classes of Russian government bonds. Euroclear Bank will also be able to offer services for other Russian government and municipal bonds, corporate bonds and securities issued by foreign entities. This welcome development ends months of speculation as to whether OFZs would become ‘Euroclearable’.