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Nybot lists financials on CBOT

The New York Board of Trade (Nybot) has entered into a non-binding agreement with the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), allowing its financial products to be traded on CBOT’s electronic platform.

Back offices must be reformed to reduce risk, says FSA

The Financial Services Authority (FSA), the UK’s financial markets regulator, has said that it is still concerned about backlogs in the credit derivatives market despite improvements, and has warned that banks need to further develop the robustness of…

PPF should not ignore CDSs, Isda says

The UK Pension Protection Fund (PPF) should recognise credit default swaps (CDSs) when assessing the risk attached to pension funds' investments, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association argued today.

TSE works overtime to expand trade capacity by Monday

The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) will increase the trading capacity of its equity, convertible bonds and exchangeable bonds markets by half a million executed trades a day from Monday if tests to upgrade the system over the weekend are successful,…

TSE shortens trading hours following shutdown

The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) will shorten its afternoon trading by half an hour starting tomorrow, after it was forced to close some of its markets 20 minutes early today as the volume of transactions hit capacity levels.

Icecap completes first closing of its carbon portfolio

Icecap, the carbon emissions group, has today reached first closing of its carbon portfolio having raised aggregate commitments to buy 15 million tonnes of carbon credits from the Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation markets.

China plans Shanghai derivatives exchange

The Chinese government has approved a project by five Chinese stock exchanges to set up the country's first financial derivatives exchange in Shanghai.

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