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| IDX 2021 PANEL: THE NEW LANDSCAPE FOR CLEARING IN THE U.K. AND EU |
With the U.K. and EU having recently separated, concerns about cross-border equivalence for trading and clearing venues have come to the fore. The clock is ticking down, since a temporary 18-month equivalence for U.K. clearing houses will end in June 2022. People are worried that the European Commission in Brussels may try to force banks to move all clearing of euro-denominated derivatives from London to the Eurozone, which would be too much for EU clearing houses to process.
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| MWE PRESENTS: BRENDAN BRADLEY’S FRONT ROW SEAT TO THE PATH TO ELECTRONIC TRADING |
Brendan Bradley had a front row seat for the major exchange battles between open outcry trading and electronic trading after starting at the London International Financial Futures Exchange (LIFFE) in the 1980s and then moving to DTB in the mid-1990s. While there he saw the German Bund contract battle that shocked the global derivatives trading world and then later witnessed the competition between Eurex and the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) that he said ultimately led to the global leading exchange’s demise.
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| 4 MOST CLICKED MARKETSWIKI PAGES OF THE WEEK |
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| | | Higher Bond Yields, Energy Fuel Continued Market Volatility at Quarter End; John’s Take Looks at Recent CFTC Action; Why VVIX Matters |
-- Stock market volatility continues to chug higher; Energy prices are hot; -- John’s Take walks us through the CFTC’s filing against 14 crypto options businesses; -- A timely look at the VVIX, the volatility of volatility with Russell Rhoads in the Term of the Week.
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| | | THE JOHN LOTHIAN NEWS DAILY UPDATE (WEEKLY ROUNDUP) – WEEK OF 9/27/2021 |
The John Lothian Daily Update is a podcast turning the daily JLN hits and takes comments, our original content and the stories and quips in the top box of First Read into a daily podcast.
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| | | ICE FUTURES EUROPE’S STUART WILLIAMS RECAPS IDX UK EXCHANGE LEADER PANEL DISCUSSION |
Stuart Williams was on the exchange leaders panel for U.K. regulated exchanges at the FIA’s IDX 2021 this week, along with London Metal Exchange CEO Matthew Chamberlain and London Stock Exchange Group CEO Murray Roos. John Lothian News caught up with Williams over Zoom after the panel for details on what he and his fellow exchange leaders discussed.
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| | | THE QUESTION OF OFFICE SPACE: CHICAGO COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PROS FROM CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD TALK TRENDS |
A question on many business owners’ minds is what their real estate needs will be once the pandemic ends. John Lothian News is no exception, so we reached out to real estate professionals Jack Keenan and Jack Deroche to give us a rundown on what Chicago’s market looks like now and in the future.
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| | | FIA IDX 2021 PANEL: MORE EXCHANGE-TRADED PRODUCTS ON PATH TO SUSTAINABILITY |
Environmental markets are “transitioning to an asset class in their own right,“ said Gordon Bennett, managing director of utility markets for ICE and a panelist at a FIA IDX’s Tuesday presentation, “Exchanges and the Roll Out of New Sustainability Products.”
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| | | IDX 2021 PANEL: EU AND U.S. REGULATED EXCHANGES TACKLE CRYPTO, ESG CHALLENGES |
The FIA’s IDX panel of executives from U.S. and EU derivatives exchanges on Tuesday quickly turned to a discussion of meeting the challenges of several of the new products currently demanded by investors and traders.
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| | | IDX 2021 PANEL: THE NEW LANDSCAPE FOR CLEARING IN THE U.K. AND EU |
With the U.K. and EU having recently separated, concerns about cross-border equivalence for trading and clearing venues have come to the fore. The clock is ticking down, since a temporary 18-month equivalence for U.K. clearing houses will end in June 2022. People are worried that the European Commission in Brussels may try to force banks to move all clearing of euro-denominated derivatives from London to the Eurozone, which would be too much for EU clearing houses to process.
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