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Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that has taken capital markets by storm, may be coming to European derivatives exchange Eurex, according to a spokesperson. -
Brokerage firm Interactive Brokers has started allowing clients to go short on Chicago Board Options Exchange bitcoin futures, requiring a margin of $40,000 per contract.
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As excitement around cryptocurrencies reaches a fever pitch, US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Jay Clayton on Monday issued a statement on cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings, warning main street investors and market professionals alike about risk in the space.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange has sounded the bell on Bitcoin's entrance into derivatives markets, opening up trading in futures that are already trading at a hefty premium to their underlying.
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The Futures Industry Association has penned an open letter to the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, expressing caution over the way cryptocurrency derivatives have been brought to market.
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The European Private Placement Facility (EPPF) has completed its first bond issue, which those involved say is the start of a “revolution” in debt capital markets.
