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  • Deutsche Börse Cash Market Trading Volumes In October 2023

    Date 01/11/2023

    Deutsche Börse’s cash markets generated a turnover of €95.58 billion in October (previous year: €98.16 billion / previous month: €95.07 billion).

  • NSE Indices Fixed Income Index Dashboard For The Month Ended October 2023

    Date 01/11/2023

     Click here to download the ' Fixed Income Index Dashboard' for the month ended October 2023

  • Nasdaq Nordic And Baltic Markets Trading Statistics, October 2023

    Date 01/11/2023

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today publishes monthly trade statistics for the Nordic and Baltic markets. Below follows a summary of the statistics for October 2023:

  • SIX Exchanges Figures October 2023

    Date 01/11/2023

    SIX publishes the monthly key figures of SIX Swiss Exchange and BME Exchange on trading and listing activities in Switzerland and Spain.

  • Nasdaq Completes Acquisition Of Adenza

    Date 01/11/2023

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) today announced the completion of its acquisition of Adenza, a provider of mission-critical risk management, regulatory reporting, and capital markets software to the financial services industry, from   Thoma Bravo, a leading software investment firm. The acquisition advances Nasdaq’s transformation, further expanding the company’s capabilities to support the world’s financial institutions with mission-critical solutions designed to manage risk and compliance, strengthen integrity, and enhance market and trading infrastructure.

  • US Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office Advances First Insurer Data Call To Assess Climate-Related Financial Risk To Consumers - Data Collection From Insurers Would Begin Next Year, If Approved

    Date 01/11/2023

    Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO) took a critical next step to proceed with its first-ever data collection from insurers to assess climate-related financial risk to consumers across the United States. 

  • CCData's Exchange Benchmark November 2023

    Date 01/11/2023

    CCData is proud to announce the release of its latest Exchange Benchmark, the industry standard for assessing the risk associated with digital asset exchanges. The latest report features expanded methodologies to evaluate all major digital asset trading venues, covering over 150 spot, derivatives and decentralised exchanges.

  • Minutes Of The Meeting Of The US Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee October 31, 2023

    Date 01/11/2023

    The Committee convened in a closed session at the Department of the Treasury at 8:30 a.m.  All members were present.  Under Secretary for Domestic Finance Nellie Liang, Fiscal Assistant Secretary David Lebryk, Assistant Secretary for Financial Markets Josh Frost, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Federal Finance Brian Smith, and Director of the Office of Debt Management Fred Pietrangeli welcomed the Committee. Other members of Treasury staff present were Dini Ajmani, Sally Au-Yeung, Shantanu Banerjee, Chris Cameron, Nicholas Chisholm, Dave Chung, Gabriella Csepe, Erik Heitfield, Tom Katzenbach, Chris Kubeluis, Kyle Lee, Jeff Rapp, Renee Tang, Thomas Teles, and Laura Thrift. Federal Reserve Bank of New York staff members Oliver Giannotti, Brett Rose, and Kyle Watson were also present. 

  • Quarterly Refunding Statement Of US Assistant Secretary For Financial Markets Josh Frost

    Date 01/11/2023

    The U.S. Department of the Treasury is offering $112 billion of Treasury securities to refund approximately $102.2 billion of privately-held Treasury notes maturing on November 15, 2023. This issuance will raise new cash from private investors of approximately $9.8 billion. 

  • Report To The US Secretary Of The Treasury From The Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee

    Date 01/11/2023

    Dear Madam Secretary:

    Since the TBAC last convened in early August, ten-year Treasury yields have traded in nearly a 100bp range and remain near the highest levels of the past 15 years. Over the same period, two-year Treasury yields have been more stable, but have still traded in a 45bp range. Several factors have likely contributed to the rise in longer-term yields. For example, strong activity and labor market data, the possibility that the neutral rate of interest is now higher, supply-demand dynamics and the return of a positive “term premium” in long-dated Treasury securities have all likely contributed to a certain degree.