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The North American Derivatives Exchange, owned by IG Group, has some deficiencies in the way it monitors trading violations, according to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission. -
A London daily silver futures contract will trade on the Intercontinental Exchange Futures US platform from September 5.
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Nasdaq has appointed nine directors to its Nasdaq Futures management board.
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A US court has dismissed claims against HSBC, interdealer broker ICAP and trading platforms provider Tradeweb for unlawful collusion in the interest rate swaps market. However, claims against 10 other banks are still being tried.
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The future of cryptocurrency derivatives looked bright this week as digital currency exchange and clearing house LedgerX won its derivatives clearing organisation (DCO) licence, complementing the swap execution facility approval it received from US regulators three weeks ago. While the fledgling asset class still has a lot to prove, a united effort from US regulators could mean it will be difficult to slow its momentum.
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The end of Libor moved from committee group debate to hard reality on Thursday as the Financial Conduct Authority’s chief executive Andrew Bailey gave the reference rate a five year deadline for removal.
