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Electronic trading resumes at CBOE

Electronic trading resumed on Monday on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), after a technical fault caused its electronic platform to shut down on Friday morning (November 10).

FTSE/Xinhua Index to appeal court ruling

A Shanghai court ruled on October 31 that FTSE/Xinhua Index, a provider of China equity indexes, had breached its contract with a subsidiary of the Shanghai Stock Exchange by using its data to compile a Chinese A-share index to trade futures contracts in…

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.

CME and CBOT to merge

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade are to merge, forming a new exchange valued at $25 billion.

New Nordic exchange combines OMX feeds

Swedish exchange group and technology provider OMX has combined the market data from three of its subsidiaries, the Copenhagen, Stockholm and Helsinki exchanges, creating a single feed of Nordic market data, officials announced last week.

Fortis Chicago merges with O'Connor and Company

Benelux bancassurer Fortis has completed its acquisition of O’Connor and Company, the Chicago-based clearing house. The new company is called Fortis Clearing Americas and will be run within Fortis’ merchant banking division.

Chinese brokers to set up in Hong Kong

Six Chinese futures brokerages will soon get the green light to start derivatives broking operations in Hong Kong, a source close to the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) tells RiskNews .

CME names market-makers for renminbi futures

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has named HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) as the first market-makers for futures contracts on the Chinese renminbi (RMB) against the US dollar, euro and yen, which started trading on August 28.

Chinese regulator rotates senior managers

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has made several new senior appointments within local futures exchanges, including the soon-to-start China Financial Futures Exchange.

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