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  • MIAX Options Joins IPC's Rapidly Growing Equity Derivatives Marketplace

    Date 04/10/2016

    IPC, a leading global provider of secure, compliant communications and networking solutions for the financial markets community, today announced that it continues to grow its equity derivatives marketplace with the addition of the MIAX Options Exchange (MIAX Options) to the IPC Financial Markets Network. MIAX Options is a fully automated electronic options exchange for the trading of OCC issued standardised options on equities and ETFs.

  • eqlx Launches Innovate Brokerage Model - Full Transparency And A 50/50 Profit Split With Customers

    Date 04/10/2016

    eqlx, an OTC Forex and CFD brokerage, announced today that its innovative new brokerage model is open to the general trading community at: http://www.eqlx.io .
    Committed to redefining the brokerage industry, eqlx was founded to tackle some of the commonly perceived issues in the industry— lack of transparency and a general mistrust between broker and trader. eqlx will provide a high level of transparency to its clients, including a detailed breakdown of revenue and expenses incurred.

  • Moscow Exchange: Money Market Reports Record Turnover

    Date 04/10/2016

    Moscow Exchange's Money Market saw record activity in all segments in September.

  • PEGAS Maintains Growth In September Driven By Strong Spot And Futures Volumes

    Date 04/10/2016

    PEGAS, the pan-European gas trading platform operated by Powernext, registered a total volume of 152.4 TWh in September 2016 which represents a more than two-fold growth compared to the previous year (70.6 TWh). The development was driven by strong volumes on both spot and futures segments.

  • SEC: Investment Adviser Charged With Cherry-Picking And Misleading Clients

    Date 04/10/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced fraud charges against an investment adviser accused of “cherry-picking” profitable trades for his own account rather than a client’s accounts, and misleading seniors and other clients about the fees he charged and the risks in investments he recommended.