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  • Asset Managers Could Avoid Tying Up Collateral Under New Uncleared Margin Rules

    Date 16/01/2020

    The majority of asset managers dragged into new uncleared margin requirements over the next two years could avoid tying up capital altogether, but still play by the rules, according to recent research from OpenGamma.

  • WFE Chairman Dr Urs Rüegsegger Looks Ahead To Pivotal Year For Industry

    Date 16/01/2020

    Dr Urs Rüegsegger, Chairman of the World Federation of Exchanges (“WFE”), the global industry group for exchanges and CCPs, yesterday delivered a speech at the WFE’s Annual Reception, which took place in London, following the WFE’s first Board meeting of the year.

  • Over 100,000 Clients Now Trading Equities On MOEX Daily

    Date 16/01/2020

    Moscow Exchange has seen increased interest in equities from individual investors since the start of the year. As of mid-January, the number of active clients trading on a daily basis exceeded 100,000.

  • Exablaze Launches ExaNIC X25 & X100, The fastest NICs On The Market For Low-Latency Trading

    Date 16/01/2020

    With Cisco announcing its intention to acquire Exablaze in December, Exablaze, the leading global provider of ultra-low latency network devices, is launching two new network adapters: ExaNIC X25 and ExaNIC X100. In both live trading and benchmark tests the new network adapters proved to be the fastest available, and have set a new record for low-latency performance. The exceptional speed of the new Network Interface Cards (NICs) is due to the unique hardware, software and firmware architecture developed by Exablaze. The ExaNIC X25 is available now, while the ExaNIC X100 is expected to ship in late Q1. 

  • Solactive Pushes Forward APAC Expansion With The Release Of Its First Indices Underlying Japanese Index Funds Issued By Asset Management One

    Date 16/01/2020

    The Japanese market for passive investments prospers. According to various studies, this week, for the first time in history, Japanese investors have put more money into index funds than actively managed ones. At the same time, thematic investments have been gaining traction over the last couple of years, and it’s expected that the momentum of these strategic investment vehicles is going to accelerate even further, given the vast importance of future trends that are set to shape our next decade. Now, major Japanese Asset Manager Asset Management One combines the Japanese investor’s appetite for passive solutions alongside the rise in demand for thematic investments by leveraging Solactive’s experience in thematic indexing to release five Index funds tracking technological trends that have already reshaped society and, presumably, will alter the world population’s lifestyle.