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Alberto Pravettoni, managing director and global head of exchanges at LCH.Clearnet in London, has left the firm.
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The average daily volume total for over-the-counter FX instruments in the US was up by 35% in October 2014 versus April 2013 surpassing $1tr, the highest volume recorded since the survey began in 2004. -
Nasdaq OMX is working on a new model for collateral management at its clearing house, which could revolutionise the way clearing members handle the operational hurdles of individually segregating each client’s cash and collateral.
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The Japan Exchange and The Singapore Exchange have launched a co-location direct service to offer straight through international network connectivity between data centres in either country following a letter of intent signed between the two exchanges last December.
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ICAP Information Service has paired with Wind Information Company, a Shanghai-based market data provider, to offer a multi-faceted renminbi and Treasury data service to investors and market participants in China. The partnership will result in the first ever continuous, offshore financial data provision to Chinese markets.
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Institutional investors have been trading single stock options following a rebound in European equity markets. Despite concerns of turmoil ahead of a potential Greek exit from the eurozone following the country's elections, options trading appeared to be unaffected, with equity derivatives analysts tipping this to continue until action by other leftist parties in eurozone countries becomes clearer.
