Eurex Exchange

CME and Citadel plan CDS exchange

Chicago-based exchange operator CME Group and hedge fund management firm Citadel Investment Group are set to launch a fully integrated trading and clearing platform for credit default swaps (CDSs).

Liffe to clear credit derivatives in Q4

London-based derivatives exchange Liffe will begin clearing contracts linked to the Markit iTraxx indexes of European credit default swaps (CDSs) during the fourth quarter of 2008.

ISE merges with Eurex

Frankfurt-based Eurex has agreed to pay $2.8 billion in cash, or $67.50 per share, for New York-based International Securities Exchange. Frankfurt-based Deutsche Börse and Zurich-based Swiss Exchange – the two exchanges that jointly operate Eurex – will…

Exchange-traded credit derivatives disappoint

The world’s first exchange-traded credit derivatives, which were listed by Frankfurt-based Eurex on March 27, have posted lacklustre trading volumes, with only one major dealer making markets in them.

ISE announces succession plan

The International Securities Exchange (ISE) has announced its senior management succession plans, following the news that David Krell, president and chief executive, will retire on January 1, 2008.

Eurex to open hub in Dubai

Eurex, the world’s largest derivatives exchange, will open a trading hub in Dubai in April, subject to approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority.

Algo trading to double, says Eurex

"The rise in activity of algorithmic traders is impressive, and it’s changing the nature of electronic trading,” said Andreas Preuss, chief executive of Eurex, a Frankfurt-based futures and options exchange that is jointly operated by Deutsche Börse and…

CME targets credit derivatives market

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange plans to launch credit derivatives products early next year, with a view to capturing a share of a market that has largely been the preserve of over-the-counter dealers.

Eurex extends equity trading hours to appeal to Asia

Eurex is to extend trading of its euro-denominated equity index products by one hour from June 1, as the exchange seeks to draw in more trade from clients in Asia-Pacific time zones. Trading will begin at 8am Central European Time instead of the current…

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