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  • Spectrum Markets Comment On UK Financial Conduct Authority Binance Ban

    Date 28/06/2021

    Responding to the news that the FCA has banned Binance from all regulated activities in the UK, Alpay Soytürk, Head of Compliance at pan-European securitised derivatives trading venue Spectrum Markets (www.spectrum-markets.com/) said:

    “They’ve drawn a clear line in the sand: anyone wanting to provide cryptocurrency investment products or solutions in the UK, must do so in a secure and regulated environment. In this, the FCA is aligning with other major regulators, notably in the US and Asia. We are seeing the emergence of a wider consensus which could give us the global regulatory framework on cryptoassets that the industry desperately needs in order to thrive in the long term while ensuring investors are adequately protected.

  • FSB Launches Thematic Peer Review On Corporate Debt Workouts And Invites Feedback From Stakeholders

    Date 28/06/2021

    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) is seeking feedback from stakeholders as part of its thematic peer review on corporate debt workouts. The objective of the review is to support COVID-19 response efforts by examining FSB member jurisdictions’ practices, experiences and lessons from out of court debt workouts (OCWs), and the implications for financial stability.

  • Bonds Of The Ministry Of Finance In The Amount Of 40 Bln Rubles (USD550mln) Are Listed On AIX

    Date 28/06/2021

    Astana International Exchange (“AIX”, “Exchange”) is pleased to announce that the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, represented by the Ministry of Finance, has issued and placed Russian RUB-denominated bonds on AIX and Moscow Exchange (MOEX). These four series amounted 10 bln Rubles each with maturity in 2026, 2028, and 2031 respectively. 7.76 bln Rubles (equivalent to 107 mln USD) were raised on AIX.

  • Trading Technologies Connects Customers To CurveGlobal

    Date 28/06/2021

    CurveGlobal is delighted to announce that it has signed an agreement to provide customers of Trading Technologies International, Inc’s (TT’s) TT® platform with free access to Curve. TT’s customers who are not currently connected to Curve will be able to trade short term interest rate futures with no Market Access Provider (MAP) fees, enabling them to benefit from growing volumes and open interest on CurveGlobal, particularly in SONIA-linked instruments. CurveGlobal futures also clear at LCH enabling customers to further benefit from portfolio margining opportunities.


  • UK Financial Conduct Authority Fines Crosfill & Archer Claims Limited £110,000

    Date 28/06/2021

    The FCA has fined claims management company, Crosfill & Archer Claims Limited, £110,000.