ICE
Some stories require a subscription to access the full source article.
European traders press for looser rules to ease options trading
By Philip Stafford
March 23, 2020, Financial Times
Market makers in Europe are urging regulators to bring forward new rules that could relax regulations on the capital banks must allocate …
Read More →
Banks press exchanges for detail on virus contingency plans
By Philip Stafford
March 20, 2020, Financial Times
Banks and investors are pushing for more detail on business continuity plans from the world’s major stock exchanges, as traders bed in …
Read More →
Could shutting exchanges stop the markets rot?
By Philip Stafford
March 17, 2020, Financial Times
As worries over coronavirus sweep through markets, generating sharp bouts of volatility, some regulators are beginning to push for trading to be …
Read More →
Global banks, funds add allies in push for clearing house capital
By David Henry
March 10, 2020, Reuters
A group of nine global banks and investment management companies said on Tuesday that 10 more institutions have joined their push for regulators …
Read More →
U.K. on track to meet 2021 Libor deadline
By Alice Tchernookova
March 5, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
According to Bhas Nalabothula, head of European interest rate derivatives at Tradeweb, 19 of the trading platform’s market markets …
Read More →
‘Intense’ trading sends exchange volumes to record
By Philip Stafford and Richard Henderson
March 3, 2020, Financial Times
Trading volumes on stock and futures exchanges surged in February after fears over the impact of the spreading coronavirus …
Read More →
CFTC backs standard fallback rates
By Joe Walters
February 13, 2020, Global Investor Group
Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) commissioner Rostin Behnam has called for fallback rates to be implemented as standard in International Swaps …
Read More →
NYSE argues some exchange-related fees fall outside SEC’s domain
By John McCrank
February 12, 2020, Reuters
The New York Stock Exchange has told the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission it does not believe it legally needs to make public …
Read More →
Bank of England warns of limits to E.U. supervision of U.K. clearers
By Huw Jones
February 11, 2020, Reuters
Cross-border supervision of clearing houses needs to be worked out to avoid “multiple pairs of hands on the steering wheel” in a crisis …
Read More →
Zombie IBORs Lurking Just Outside the Campfire Light
By Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
A recent announcement by ISDA that it would reopen a consultation about pre-cessation fallbacks on IBOR transactions pertains to …
Read More →