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CME Group has added to the energy products it offers by introducing a Japanese liquefied natural gas futures contract. -
Trad-X, a trading platform for interest rate derivatives, has partnered with Eurex Clearing on several initiatives as it looks to boost volume.
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group (CME) said last week that it is launching a new futures contract in March designed to offer exposure to newly offered equity shares and corporate spin-offs.
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Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, the only exchange in Mexico and the second largest in Latin America, expects growth in derivatives revenues and has retained bullish ratings from bank analysts as a result.
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Options market participants have demanded higher premiums to bear exposure to volatility in the British pound after talks in Brussels failed to produce a decisive deal to help UK prime minister David Cameron win the upcoming referendum.
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The RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) programme has been a runaway success, expanding to sixteen jurisdictions and over 150 institutions in just five years since launch, quickly catching up to the popularity of sibling programme QFII. Yet, to retain its appeal amid market volatility and the evolution of competing investment channels, it may be time for RQFII to revamp.
