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EEX Group Acquires Commodities Business Of Nasdaq Futures, Inc. (NFX)

Date 12/11/2019

EEX Group and U.S. based Nasdaq Futures, Inc. (NFX) have successfully reached an agreement to sell NFX’s futures and options exchange business to EEX Group. EEX Group will acquire the core assets of NFX, including the portfolio of open interest in NFX contracts. The transaction involves the transfer of existing open positions in U.S. Power, U.S. Natural Gas, Crude Oil, Ferrous Metals and Dry Bulk Freight futures and options contracts to EEX Group’s clearing houses Nodal Clear and European Commodity Clearing (ECC).
Caspian Partners With CoinRoutes To Become Leading Algorithm Provider In Crypto

Date 12/11/2019

Caspian, the full-stack crypto trading and portfolio management platform for institutional investors and sophisticated traders, today announced it will partner with CoinRoutes to offer their sophisticated trading algorithms to the market.
FOW International Awards Shortlist Velocimetrics As ‘Best New Product In Trade Reconciliation Category’

Date 12/11/2019

Specialist fintech innovator Velocimetrics has been shortlisted as the ‘Best New Product in Trade Reconciliation’ category by the FOW International Awards, in recognition of its VMX EndToEnd solution.
FactSet® Launches Workstation On OpenFin - FactSet Becomes First Major Market Data Provider To Adopt The OpenFin And FDC3 Interoperability Standards, Allowing Additional Openness And Flexibility For Clients

Date 12/11/2019

FactSet (NYSE:FDS) (NASDAQ:FDS), a global provider of integrated financial information, analytical applications, and industry-leading service, announced that it has deployed the FactSet workstation on OpenFin, the financial industry’s operating system.
Canadian Securities Regulators And MMonetary Authority Of Singapore Strengthen Cooperation In FinTech

Date 12/11/2019

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and eight members of the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today signed a cooperation agreement to strengthen collaboration in FinTech between Singapore and CSA’s member jurisdictions. The members are the securities regulatory authorities in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Québec and Saskatchewan.

BME: SIDENOR Registers For The First Time A Commercial Paper Programme On MARF

Date 12/11/2019

BME’s Fixed Income Market, MARF, has admitted a 25 million-euro Commercial Paper (CP) Programme by the Basque industrial group Sidenor Aceros Especiales. This is the first time that Sidenor has tapped the capital market and with this new financing tool the company can place CPs in a flexible manner with maturities up to 2 years.
DriveWealth Partners With Bamboo To Bring Nigerian Investors Easy Access To U.S Stock Market

Date 12/11/2019

DriveWealth, LLC<https://drivewealth.com/>, a U.S. based leader in global digital trading technology, today announced a partnership with Bamboo, a digital investment platform that gives Nigerians real-time access to invest in or trade over 3,500 stocks listed on the U.S. stock market or their local exchanges, directly from their mobile phones or computers.
Banque De France And Monetary Authority Of Singapore Strengthen Financial Cooperation

Date 12/11/2019

The Banque de France (BDF) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) jointly announced today that they will deepen financial linkages and foster closer cooperation in key areas.
Moscow Exchange's Sustainability Sector Goes Live

Date 12/11/2019

On 12 November 2019, Moscow Exchange’s Sustainability Sector welcomed its first instrument – a green bond issued by Center-invest Bank.
Monetary Policy, Price Stability, And Equilibrium Bond Yields: Success And Consequences, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard H. Clarida, At The High-Level Conference On Global Risk, Uncertainty, And Volatility, Co-Sponsored By The Bank For International Settlements, The Board Of Governors Of The Federal Reserve System, And The Swiss National Bank, Zurich, Switzerland

Date 12/11/2019

Good morning. I am honored and delighted to participate in this second annual conference on global risk, uncertainty, and volatility, cosponsored by the Federal Reserve Board, the Bank for International Settlements, and the Swiss National Bank.1 I would like especially to thank the Swiss National Bank for hosting this event. This conference is part of continuing work across all of our institutions and the academic community to better quantify and assess the implications of risk and uncertainty. I am pleased that this year the focus of the conference is on two of my long-standing professional interests—financial markets and monetary policy. And my remarks today will not stray far from those interests. In particular, I would like to address an issue that has been much in focus—the decline in long-term interest rates—highlighting the role of monetary policy in contributing to that decline and the implications of that decline for the conduct of monetary policy.