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  • Providing U.S. Regulatory Clarity For Digital Assets, Remarks Of CFTC Commissioner Caroline D. Pham Before The November 21 GMAC Meeting

    Date 05/12/2024

    Opening Remarks

    Good morning and thank you so much for joining today's meeting of the CFTC’s Global Markets Advisory Committee (GMAC). Before we get to today's agenda, I want to take a moment to acknowledge the hard work that you all have put in, and to thank you for tackling some of the most challenging issues in our markets at a time when it seems that Washington may not be making much progress on regulatory clarity for new and emerging technology.

  • Members Of The U.S. Financial Sector Demonstrate Feasibility Of Multi-Asset And Cross-Network Settlement Using Shared Ledger Technology

    Date 05/12/2024

    Members of the U.S. financial services sector published the findings of an industry proof-of-concept (PoC) that explored the feasibility of the Regulated Settlement Network (RSN). RSN is envisioned as an interoperable settlement network for multi-asset and cross-network transactions.

  • EEX Group Monthly Volumes – November 2024

    Date 05/12/2024

    EEX Group reports its November monthly volumes with the following highlights:

    • The EEX Group Global Power markets achieved a monthly traded volume of 1,205 TWh, marking a +34% Year-on-Year growth.
    • This increase was largely driven by the European EEX Power Derivatives, which set a new record at 924.7 TWh (+50% YoY). The German power derivatives market continued its upward trajectory, reaching record monthly volumes of 646.2 TWh (+55% YoY). Similarly, the Greek Power Futures maintained their growth momentum, rising to 1.9 TWh (+425%), while the Bulgarian and Slovenian Power Futures also achieved a record monthly volume of 2.4 TWh and 0.7 TWh, respectively. Also, the Italian power derivatives market has reached the highest volume since 2020, with 73.8 TWh. In addition, in November EEX launched the first cleared power futures for the Irish market.
    • The EEX Japanese Power Futures market reported another record month exceeding 8.9 TWh.
    • Volumes on the EEX Group Power Spot markets amounted to 74.6 TWh (+18% YoY), including new monthly records on the Danish Day-ahead, as well as Finnish and Austrian intraday markets.
    • The EEX Group Natural Gas markets experienced a 4% Year-on-Year decline in volumes, totaling 678 TWh. Despite this, the UK Natural Gas Spot (NBP) market achieved a record monthly volume of 19.8 TWh, a plus of 29% YoY.
    • In November, traded volumes of EEX Guarantees of Origin Futures reached 1.2 TWh, the highest monthly volume since its launch. The highest single day volume reached 455 GWh on 29 November.
    • The EEX European Environmental markets registered high volumes with the Emissions futures almost doubling compared to the previous year, with 85,4 t CO2 (+106% YoY).
    • The EEX Group Freight markets welcomed a new suite of freight futures and options contracts for the dry and LNG freight markets, with first trades concluded on the first days of trading closing on both markets. 

  • Supervisory Board Of Deutsche Börse AG Appoints New Executive Board Members

    Date 05/12/2024

    At its meeting today, the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Börse AG appointed Christian Kromann (52) and Jens Schulte (53) as new Executive Board members.

  • CFTC: Federal Court Orders Defendant To Pay More Than $2 Million For Operating Commodity Pool Fraud Scheme

    Date 05/12/2024

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today announced the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas entered a consent order imposing permanent injunctive relief, civil monetary penalty, restitution, and equitable relief against Marcus Todd Brisco of Hawaii for his fraudulent solicitation and misappropriation of funds in connection with two commodity pools. 

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