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ION-Owned LIST Connects FastTrade Electronic Trading System To The Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Date 15/05/2024
LIST, an ION company, today announces that it has successfully completed the certification process to connect its FastTrade electronic trading system to the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE). This follows the successful migration of LIST’s Borsa Italiana clients onto Euronext’s Optiq technology earlier this year.
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Top US Bank, Commerce Bank, Goes Live On The FedNow® Service With Temenos - FedNow® Roll Out Continues Commerce Bank’s Progressive Modernization From Legacy Systems To A Single, Future-Ready, Cloud-Native Platform
Date 15/05/2024
Temenos Community Forum, DUBLIN, Ireland – MAY 15, 2024 – Temenos (SIX: TEMN) today announced that Commerce Bank, a top US bank, has gone live with FedNow on Temenos Payments Hub delivered as Temenos SaaS, enabling real-time payments on a secure, scalable and continuously updated platform.
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DGCX Monthly Bulletin - April 2024
Date 15/05/2024
In April 2024, 114,621 contracts were traded on DGCX with a value of USD 2,708.84 million and an average open interest of 18,915.
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XTCC Launches First Shariah-Compliant Investment Ecosystem For High-Integrity Carbon Credits
Date 15/05/2024
XTCC, the investment ecosystem specialising in high-integrity carbon credits, has launched the first Shariah-compliant multi-currency asset class of high-integrity carbon credits. Sourced exclusively from validated projects (including renewable energy, nature-based solutions and blue carbon), XTCC gives investors seeking Shariah-compliant investments the ability to participate in the fast-growing carbon credit market.
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Temenos Sets Sustainability Benchmark For Cloud-Native Core Banking With Microsoft - This Benchmark Shows The Advances In Temenos’ Leaner And More Sustainable Architecture To Handle The Variable Demands Of Digital Transactions While Supporting Banks To Meet Their Sustainability Goals
Date 15/05/2024
Temenos (SIX: TEMN) today announced the results of a sustainability benchmark for its cloud-native banking platform running on Microsoft Azure, demonstrating the efficiency to handle the variable demands of digital transactions while also supporting banks to meet their sustainability goals.
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Apex Group Expands Across The Middle East With New Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia Office
Date 15/05/2024
Global financial services provider, Apex Group, has launched a new office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, further expanding its footprint across the Middle East.
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ASIC Welcomes Ministerial Determination To Progress Competition In Clearing And Settlement Reforms
Date 15/05/2024
ASIC welcomes the Government’s action to progress implementation of rules for competition in clearing and settlement.
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ASIC Announces 30 June 2024 Focus Areas And Expanded Program To Support Financial Reporting And Audit Quality
Date 15/05/2024
ASIC today has outlined an expanded program of work to enhance the integrity and quality of financial reporting and auditing in Australia in achieving the broader goal of confident and informed investors.
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US Federal Agencies Announce Public Meeting On Proposed Acquisition By Capital One Of Discover - Public Comment Period Extended
Date 14/05/2024
The Federal Reserve Board and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today announced a joint public meeting on the proposal by Capital One Financial Corporation, of McLean, Virginia, to acquire Discover Financial Services, of Riverwoods, Illinois. The proposal includes the merger of Discover Bank, of Greenwood, Delaware, into Capital One, National Association, of McLean, Virginia.
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Concurring Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Caroline D. Pham On Novel U.S. Location Test And FCM Registration
Date 14/05/2024
I respectfully concur on In re Falcon Labs Ltd. because the cross-border issues raised in this matter re-open decades of settled Congressional intent and well-established Commission interpretation of the Commodity Exchange Act’s (CEA) extraterritoriality and cross-border application to foreign futures and options transactions and the futures commission merchant (FCM) registration requirement, as well as to swaps activity outside the United States. These are cross-border issues that have vast implications for the over $700 trillion notional global derivatives market and the potential to disrupt legitimate activity of multinational trading firms and the end-users that depend on derivatives markets for hedging and risk management. I believe the Commission’s unprecedented interpretation today in an administrative order constitutes a legislative rule that requires notice-and-comment rulemaking pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) because it may impose new CFTC registration and trading requirements on scores of non-U.S. legal entities.