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The Singapore Exchange has increased the fees for its derivatives service for the first time in 15 years, leaving some members facing increases of many times what they were paying before. -
The Chicago Board Options Exchange has sounded the bell on Bitcoin's entrance into derivatives markets, opening up trading in futures that are already trading at a hefty premium to their underlying.
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The European Commission’s formal recognition of US derivative trading platforms this week had been in the pipeline for some time. But at a time of so much global friction, it was welcome good news.
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The Futures Industry Association has penned an open letter to the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, expressing caution over the way cryptocurrency derivatives have been brought to market.
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LCH has added more Australian dollar lines to its clearing business in the market, including Australian dollar bank bill reference rate (BBSW) against Aonia overnight basis swaps in its product range.
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Crédit Agricole has added to the momentum in systematic internaliser sign up, joining other banks in registering as one well ahead of a 2018 deadline.
