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  • PEGAS Futures: Volumes Doubled In June

    Date 03/07/2019

    PEGAS, the pan-European gas trading platform of EEX Group operated by Powernext, doubled the volume of futures contracts traded on the platform in June 2019 (vs. June 2018). In total, 111.3 TWh of futures products were traded (June 2018: 55.5 TWh), mostly on the TTF hub which registered 92.2 TWh on its own (June 2018: 42.7 TWh). 

  • MARF Registers The Fourth Synthetic Securitisation Issue By Santander - The Bonds’ Total Issued Amount Reaches 342 Million Euros - This Is The Largest Operation By Banco Santander In This BME Market

    Date 03/07/2019

    MARF, BME’s Fixed Income market, has admitted to trading a new synthetic securitisation bond issue launched by Fondo de Titulización PYMES Magdalena 3, set up by Sociedad Gestora Santander de Titulización, with a value of 342 million euros. It is the highest volume securitisation bond registered by Banco Santander in MARF to date, bank that reaches a global volume of 645 million euros listed in this market.

  • Intercontinental Exchange Reports June Statistics

    Date 03/07/2019

    Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE:ICE), a leading operator of global exchanges and clearing houses and provider of data and listings services, today reported June trading volume and related revenue statistics, which can be viewed on the company’s investor relations website at http://ir.theice.com/ir-resources/supplemental-information in the Monthly Statistics Tracking spreadsheet.

  • Tehran Stock Exchange Weekly Market Review - 30 June 2019 To 3 July 2019

    Date 03/07/2019

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  • EEX Group To Launch Clearing Services For Japanese Power Derivatives In 2020

    Date 03/07/2019

    EEX Group is planning to extend its Power Derivatives offering in the first half of 2020 by launching Trade Registration services for Japanese Power Derivatives. Following meetings in Tokyo this week, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) in Japan have confirmed EEX Group’s plans to launch clearing services for financially-settled Japanese power derivatives is allowed under the Japanese Commodities Derivatives Act. The new product offering, which is subject to standard European regulatory approval, will be the first Asian market area on the EEX Power Derivatives platform, which currently comprises 20 market areas in Europe. The EEX Group Japan initiative follows an intensive consultation process with regulators, Japanese market participants and international stakeholders.