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  • How Can Online Retailers Capitalise On The eCommerce Landscape In Q2?

    Date 31/03/2022

    Benoit Boudier, Head of Business Development for Regional Businesses at Worldline, highlights the opportunities for companies who optimise their payment strategy in the second quarter of 2022 as the global eCommerce continues its path to breaking new boundaries.

  • ACER Publishes Updated Guidance To Facilitate REMIT Reporting

    Date 31/03/2022

    Following a five-month consultation with stakeholders aimed at improving REMIT data reporting, the EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) publishes today a new version of the Transaction Reporting User Manual (TRUM) and its Annex II.

  • CME Group tT Launch E-mini S&P 500 Tuesday And Thursday Weekly Options On April 25

    Date 31/03/2022

    CME Group, the world's leading derivatives marketplace, today announced it will expand its suite of Micro E-mini S&P 500 options with the launch of Tuesday and Thursday Weekly options on April 25, pending regulatory review. These new weekly options contracts will complement the existing Monday, Wednesday and Friday Weeklies, End-of-Month and Quarterly options on E-mini S&P 500 futures.

  • smartTrade Strengthens Executive Leadership Team With New Hires

    Date 31/03/2022

    smartTrade Technologies, a market-leading provider of electronic trading solutions has today announced the appointment of three new managers to its Executive Leadership Team.

  • EACH Responds To The ESMA Consultation On The Review Of APC Margin Rules

    Date 31/03/2022

    The European Association of CCP Clearing Houses (EACH) has today responded to the ESMA Consultation ‘Review of RTS No 153/2013 with respect to procyclicality of margin‘. Margins are amounts required by CCPs as independent risk managers from clearing members to either i) protect the members and the CCP against the potential future exposure to a defaulting clearing member from the last margin collection until the liquidation of positions (initial margin); or ii) to reflect current exposures resulting from actual changes in market price (variation margin). Applied to CCP clearing, procyclicality refers to the possibility for certain risk management actions during times of stress to have knock on effects in other parts of the financial ecosystem that may make the stress worse. In line with regulatory requirements, CCPs have a variety of measures to address the potential procyclicality of margins. Anti-procyclicality measures (APC) are important to avoid margin requirements falling too low in good times, entailing a potentially destabilising correction in bad times.

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