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  • ESMA Updates Register Of Derivatives To Be Traded On-Venue Under MiFIR

    Date 13/06/2019

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has updated today the public register  of those derivative contracts that are subject to the trading obligation under the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR).

  • New Trading Participants At EEX In May 2019

    Date 13/06/2019

    In May 2019, EEX admitted Falck Renewables Energy s.r.l. as a new trading participant on the power derivatives market and the derivatives market for emission allowances. ENERGO-PRO Trading JSC (Sofia) and ELMÜ-ÉMÁSZ Energiakereskedö Kft. (Budapest) were admitted to the power derivatives market. TRMEW OBROT SPOLKA AKCYJNA (Warsaw) has also been admitted to exchange trading for power derivatives and on the derivatives market for emission allowances. Powermart ApS has additionally been admitted to trading in futures and options on emission rights at EEX.

  • The Age Of AI And Wall Street - Broadridge’s 2019 AI Outlook Survey Reveals Majority Of Financial Services Firms See Value In Artificial Intelligence For Data Mining, But Legacy Technology Is A Continuing Impediment

    Date 13/06/2019

    The financial services industry’s top priority for artificial intelligence (AI) applications is data mining, according to the second annual AI Outlook Survey from Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc. (NYSE:BR), a global Fintech leader that is part of the S&P 500® Index. The survey results, released today, explore the state of AI adoption and readiness among financial services companies. Data mining (36%) was followed by post-trade processing (20%), market analytics (13%) and trading systems (12%). Broadridge polled operations, technology and regulatory leaders from across the financial services industry and released the findings in conjunction with a white paper focused on AI adoption. 

  • Eurex Fixed Income Highlights - June 2019 Edition

    Date 13/06/2019

    Market briefing

    Fixed Income markets across the globe have rallied hard over the past month as trade tensions between China and the US continue to pressure yields and keep volatility low. Any spike in volatility is sold as yields grind lower. Investors continue to favor safe haven buying and there has been heavy buying of US Treasuries. Euro swaps continue to bull flatten as there has been strong interest to receive the long end of the curve from the buy side. Across futures and options, volumes have been low with the only bright spot being French OAT’s. This segment has held up well with volumes up about 5%. In the volatility space both implied and realized vol continues to be sold, with 10 day implied around 1.5%. The July Bund has edged under 3.75% as the market continues to sell calls and buy 1x2 put spreads. It’s hard to get excited about vol at these levels as the market continues to grind higher in futures which helps to keep volatility at all-time lows.

  • Itiviti’s Low-Touch Trading Solution Wins Technical Analyst Award

    Date 13/06/2019

    Itiviti, a leading technology and service provider to financial institutions worldwide, has been presented with the 2019 Technical Analyst award. Following an extensive review process, Itiviti’s low-touch trading solution was named a winner in the Best Trading System: Execution category.