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Intercontinental Exchange has had limited success in its appeal against a UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ruling that it should sell Trayport, an energy trading platform it bought in 2015. -
EEX, the energy and commodity trading subsidiary of Deutsche Börse Group, has agreed terms to acquire US-based energy futures bourse Nodal Exchange.
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Volume figures released by the major derivative exchanges for the month of February show mixed results, with equity index volumes suffering year-on-year falls in most markets.
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The BBC has entered into a swap contract, organised by Morgan Stanley, that it predicts will achieve up to £34m of annual savings on the running costs of its London headquarters.
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The Futures Industry Association (FIA) has written to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in response to the commission's re-proposed rules concerning position limits for derivatives, urging the regulator to withdraw the rules.
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It is no secret that a divide — maybe a chasm — has opened up between the US and Europe. Donald Trump’s mercantilist views put his US presidency at loggerheads with the globalist EU, though a post-Brexit UK may yet turn out to be an ideological bedfellow.
