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JP Morgan Chase’s merger plans revealed

JP Morgan Chase’s (JPMC) plans to absorb Bank One’s global foreign exchange trading business became clear last week, following the completion of the US banks’ merger on July 1, reports RiskNews’ sister publication FX Week .

Meff creates risk tool

Meff, the Spanish derivatives exchange, has developed a software tool that enables users to calculate risk that takes into consideration the worst scenario resulting from a customer or account’s open position plus the combination of live orders, reports…

Newsome leaves CFTC to head up Nymex

James Newsome has quit as chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to head up the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex). Newsome’s resignation is effective from July 23, and he will be president of Nymex from August 2, replacing Bo…

APX restructures and hires senior staff

APX Group, which provides exchanges for natural gas and power trading across northwest Europe, will move London-based power exchange UKPX’s forwards market onto its own system on August 18. The group has also made several senior appointments following…

Newsome leaves CFTC to head up Nymex

James Newsome has quit as chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to head up the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), a CFTC spokesman told RiskNews’ sister publication Energy Risk . Newsome’s resignation is effective from July 23…

CME’s Falsafi promoted

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s (CME) Arman Falsafi has been promoted to managing director for Europe and Asia. Previously, she was head of Globex, the exchange’s electronic trading platform.

Montréal Exchange and Oxen to offer energy clearing

The Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation (CDCC) - a wholly owned subsidiary of the Montréal Exchange (MX) - and the Alberta Watt Exchange, an Alberta-based energy exchange wholly owned by digital commodity exchange operator Oxen, are to provide…

El Paso sells four power plants

Houston-based energy company El Paso Corp is continuing its mass sell-off of assets by closing the sale of a further four power plants to Northern Star Generation. El Paso Merchant Energy, a business unit of El Paso Corp, sold the facilities on July 2…

EC fails emissions scheme, says E&Y director

The European Commission’s failure to challenge eight EU national allocation plans undermines Europe’s ability to meet its carbon dioxide emissions reduction targets agreed under the Kyoto Protocol according to Ernst & Young’s director of emissions…

Canadian power utility selects SoftSmiths

Canadian utility Energie NB Power has signed up to use Houston-based SoftSmiths' Electronic Tagging Portal Suite (ETPS) and e-Link Integration solution to manage its energy delivery transactions.

Bank of America settles Enron case

Bank of America (BoA) has agreed to pay $69 million as part of an agreement to settle a class action lawsuit brought on behalf of purchasers of Enron securities and led by the Regents of the University of California (UC).

Nomura builds up international credit group

Nomura International has made eight new appointments in London, New York and Hong Kong for its global credit group, which specialises in structured credit products and trading. The additions come as Nomura seeks to expand this particular business line in…

Emerging slowly to Basel

Financial institutions in emerging markets are overly optimistic that they will implement Basel II on time, according to a survey conducted by the World Bank. The results were announced at the World Bank advanced risk management workshop in Washington,…

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