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  • BlueNext Launches Spot ERUs Using Trayport®’s GlobalVision Exchange Trading System<SUP>SM</SUP> Technology

    Date 14/12/2010

    Trayport Limited, a leading provider of multi-asset-class electronic exchange trading systems, today said that its exchange client, BlueNext, has launched trading of its first spot Emissions Reduction Units (ERU) contracts using Trayport’s GlobalVision Exchange Trading System. The launch of spot ERU trading comes on the back of two successful ERU auctions BlueNext held in January and September of this year.

  • Tehran Stock Exchange Signs MoU With Damascus Securities Exchange

    Date 14/12/2010

    A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) and Damascus Securities Exchange (DSE) on 7th December 2010 next to FEAS general assembly in Istanbul. The MoU was signed by the CEOs of TSE and DSE, Hassan Ghalibaf Asl, and Mohammed Jlelati, respectively.

  • Burgundy: New Trading Participants After Increased Market Shares

    Date 14/12/2010

    The average daily turnover was EUR 115.6 (147.1) million, a decrease of 21.4 percent. The average number of trades per day was 15,369 (18,811), a decrease of 18.3 percent. The trading participant with the highest turnover was Handelsbanken with a turnover of EUR 814.6 (1,123.0) million. The most traded instrument was Volvo B, with a turnover of EUR 226.7 (308.8) million, a decrease of 26.6 percent.

  • European Parliament Stakes Out Its Position On MiFID Reform

    Date 14/12/2010

    Ahead of the Commission's review next year of the MiFID directive, the most wide-ranging EU law regulating trading venues and practices in the financial services sector, MEPs on Tuesday approved a resolution setting out Parliament's priorities on the matter.

  • UK Government launches consultation on Simple Financial Products

    Date 14/12/2010

    The Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Mark Hoban MP, today announced the publication of a consultation document on Simple Financial Products. The consultation sets out proposals for financial products that will help promote personal responsibility, enable consumers to compare products and understand product features more clearly. The proposals will also help to encourage competition between providers.