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The eurozone has many structural flaws, inherent design failings that have been painfully exposed over the past decade. Some of these have been rectified and good progress has been made on a banking union, in particular. But the work is not complete and if there was an Achilles heel that threatened to scupper efforts to strengthen the currency bloc, it was the Italian banking system, writes Gavan Nolan.
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The European Security and Market Authority (ESMA) closed the consultation period on trading obligations for derivatives this Monday — but with implementation due in January, many of those affected are still concerned. -
There’s plenty of arguing about Brexit, but in finance, euro clearing stands out as a particularly bitter regulatory fight. At issue is London’s place as the host of euro trading — and it’s going to go down to the wire.
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CBOE has signed a licence with Gemini, the digital currency exchange, with the aim of launching bitcoin derivatives as soon as possible.
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Deutsche Boerse has signed a partnership with risk and trade technology firm Risk Focus that will help with OTC trade reporting systems required under MiFID II.
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The Singapore Exchange has admitted its 59th derivatives trading member, I-Access Investors, which is based in Hong Kong.
