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  • Derivatives market participants must embrace new technologies to meet the challenges it faces in seeking greater standardisation and efficiency, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association has said. These include opportunities for use of blockchain, ‘RegTech’, product identifiers and ‘common domain models’.
  • The decision of buyside participants in credit and equity markets to remove near term hedges in favour of end-of-year trades has been called into question this week, with volatility picking up after the the summer lull and several potential catalysts for further upset looming next week.
  • The Chicago Board Options Exchange plans to launch options trading on the FTSE Emerging Index next week, offering market participants exposure to the performance of large and mid-cap companies from advanced and secondary emerging markets.
  • Interest rate swap trading platform trueEX has set its sights on a narrowing pool of remaining dealers it has not signed up, as the addition of BNP Paribas this week took its market haul to 21.
  • Several new avenues for commodities traders have opened up through the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, with trading in the first European Union wheat futures contracts beginning this week and an October rollout slated for the first exchange-traded precious metals spread and ratio futures contracts.
  • CME Group is set to roll out trading in what it claims are the first-ever exchange-traded precious metals spread and ratio futures contracts.