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Dalian Commodity Exchange: Notice On Adjustments To Price Limits And Trading Margins During 2024 International Labor Day Holidays

Date 24/04/2024

According to the Measures for Risk Management of Dalian Commodity Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) has decided upon discussion that from the trading on April 26, 2024 (the night trading session on April 25, 2024), the trading volume of opening long and short positions on iron ore futures contract I2405 and I2409 of any Non-Futures Company Member or client shall not exceed 500 lots on any single day respectively, and the trading volume of opening long and short positions on the other iron ore futures contracts shall not exceed 2,000 lots on any single day respectively.

Dalian Commodity Exchange: Notice On Adjusting Trading Limits On Iron Ore Futures Contracts

Date 24/04/2024

According to the Measures for Risk Management of Dalian Commodity Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) has decided upon discussion that from the trading on April 26, 2024 (the night trading session on April 25, 2024), the trading volume of opening long and short positions on iron ore futures contract I2405 and I2409 of any Non-Futures Company Member or client shall not exceed 500 lots on any single day respectively, and the trading volume of opening long and short positions on the other iron ore futures contracts shall not exceed 2,000 lots on any single day respectively.

NZX Listing Rule Amendments: Authorised Representatives

Date 24/04/2024

Please see attached an announcement regarding the NZX Listing Rule amendments to introduce authorised representative requirements and clarify climate-related disclosure obligations.

NZX Revenue & Shareholder Metrics - 1Q24

Date 24/04/2024

Please see attached NZX Revenue & Shareholder Metrics for Q1 2024.

SIFMA Statement On FTC Non-Compete Rule Finalized Today

Date 23/04/2024

SIFMA today issued the following statement from president and CEO Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. regarding the final Federal Trade Commission (FTC) non-compete rule:

“We are carefully reviewing the final rule released today and appreciate that the FTC carved out the sale of businesses and the existing agreements for senior executives.”

Q1/2024: Deutsche Börse Group Starts The Financial Year 2024 As Planned With Further Considerable Growth

Date 23/04/2024

Deutsche Börse Group has just published its quarterly statement Q1/2024. Please scroll down for the link to the entire report.

Singapore Consolidates Its Position In The Leading Centres While Montreal Enters The Top 10 In Green Finance, Alongside Western European And Us Centres

Date 23/04/2024

The 13th edition of the Global Green Finance Index (GGFI) evaluates green finance offerings from 96 financial centres. The GGFI serves as a valuable measure of the development of green finance for policy and investment decision-makers.

Further Details On Warranting And Trading Of Russian Metal On The LME

Date 23/04/2024

Further to Notice 24/171, this Notice provides additional details in respect of the London Metal Exchange’s (“LME”) response to the recently introduced UK sanctions on Russian metals.

Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Caroline D. Pham In Support Of Swap Execution Facilities (SEF) Confirmation Requirements Final Rule

Date 23/04/2024

I support the Final Rule on Swap Confirmation Requirements for Swap Execution Facilities (SEF Confirmation Final Rule) because it resolves the temporal impossibility of requiring SEF confirmations at the time of execution for block trades, which are in fact executed away from the SEF and then submitted to the SEF afterwards. I would like to thank Roger Smith, Nora Flood, and Vince McGonagle in the Division of Market Oversight for their work on the SEF Confirmation Final Rule.

Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Summer K. Mersinger In Support Of Final Rulemaking On Confirmation Requirements For Swap Execution Facilities

Date 23/04/2024

Workable rules are essential to maintain the confidence of the American public in the integrity of our derivatives markets.  So, when we become aware that our rules are not as workable as we thought, or impose substantial operational burdens with little corresponding regulatory benefit, we should address these shortcomings promptly.  Unfortunately, though, the Commission sometimes chooses to “kick the can down the road” by relying on staff no-action letters instead – often for many years – without tackling the root cause of the problem in the rule itself.