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  • Commodity Futures Trading Commission Holds Third Annual International Commodity Market Manipulation Conference, Co-Chaired By The UK Financial Services Authority

    Date 25/06/2009

    On June 24-25, 2009, senior enforcement officials from 14 regulatory authorities around the world gathered in Washington, DC for the CFTC’s third annual international manipulation enforcement conference. Co-chaired by the CFTC and the UK Financial Services Authority (UK FSA), the conference brought together international regulators to share their respective experiences and observations of market abuse trends with the goal of enhancing regulators’ ability to detect and deter misconduct affecting

  • MGEX Breaks Monthly Electronic Trading Volume Record

    Date 25/06/2009

    MGEX (Minneapolis Grain Exchange or Exchange), Wednesday, June 24, set a new monthly electronic futures and options trading volume record of 101,238, surpassing the previous record of 100,633 set in April 2009. The record was set with four trading days remaining in June.

  • ECB And Other Central Banks Extend Their Swap Lines With Federal Reserve

    Date 25/06/2009

    The temporary reciprocal currency arrangements (swap lines) between the Federal Reserve and other central banks have been extended until 1 February 2010.

  • UniCredit Chooses Progress Apama For FX Aggregation

    Date 25/06/2009

    Progress Software Corporation (NASDAQ: PRGS), a global supplier of application infrastructure software used to develop, deploy, integrate and manage business applications, today announced that UniCredit is live with the Progress® Apama® FX Aggregation Accelerator for its FX desks. UniCredit’s FX traders are now using the Progress Apama platform along with its customized dashboards to connect to a number of liquidity venues and gain an aggregated view of liquidity in the FX market.

  • ECB And Swiss National Bank Extend Their Swiss Franc Liquidity-Providing Operations

    Date 25/06/2009

    The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) has decided, in agreement with the Swiss National Bank, to continue conducting one-week Swiss franc liquidity-providing swap operations until at least 31 October 2009 to support further improvements in the short-term Swiss franc funding markets.