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Opinion: Class-Action Lawsuit Against CME Group Holds Disruptive Potential to Membership Prices, Future Deals and CME Leadership (from 2023)

A long-standing certified class-action lawsuit against CME Group, filed by members of the Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange, poses a potential threat to the exchange group’s membership market. A mediated settlement, encouraged by the judge, could reshape how trading rights are offered at the exchange and potentially benefit a class of shareholders, whose B-shares have declined while A-share values rose.


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FROM JOHN LOTHIAN NEWS

Eurex’s Matthias Graulich Highlights Growth and Advantages of Credit Index Futures


Matthias Graulich, head of strategy at Eurex, discussed in an interview with John Lothian News at the FIA Expo in Chicago the success and growth of Eurex’s credit index futures, emphasizing the product’s competitive advantages and market adoption. “When we restarted this whole credit initiative back in 2021, there were some fundamental changes in regulation, like margin rules for OTC derivatives,” Graulich said. He noted that technological advancements and increased electronic trading created an opportunity to introduce a more efficient product for buy-side firms.


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