Global Trading Industry News & Information
Former Financial and Risk business division of Thomson Reuters – Refinitiv made an announcement recently stating that industry veteran Eduard Poltavsky has joined its forex unit. Eduard Poltavsky is an industry veteran with more than a decade of experience having held various roles in a sales capacity in many popular and major FX firms over the course of his career.
As per the recent announcement made by payment solutions provider BridgerPay, the firm now has a new Chief Financial Officer and Partner – Guy Blum. As per the details in his LinkedIn profile, Guy Blum’s official designation at the payment startup is “Co-Founder and CFO”. Prior to joining BridgerPay, Blum remained a part of US-based NASDAQ listed IT and Tech firm Verint where he served for more than seven years.
FlexTrade’s OMS Available in New Zealand as NZX Encourages Greater Liquidity. The New Zealand Exchange (NZX) has integrated FlexTrade’s order management system, Flex OMS, as the operator welcomes the firm as an independent software vendor in the local market.
PanXchange, an OTC exchange and price discovery platform for physical commodities, will distribute its proprietary pricing data for hydraulic fracturing proppants, aka ‘frac sand’, thus providing insight into the oil trading landscape.
Sucden Financial made an announcement stating that it has appointed industry veteran Rafael Caporale as the head of its LME options market making division
Unlike many traditional commodities such as corn, or wheat, or cattle, crude oil enjoys both a longer production life cycle and it doesn’t really spoil. You can store oil for years with no ill effects and once an oil reservoir is tapped, generally speaking, production will continue for years, barring some sort of mechanical or technical complication. As such, from the inception of the contract, the NYMEX WTI contract did a healthy amount of open interest farther out the curve than most commodities
The world is going digital and FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, is moving proactively in that direction.
I have spent the bulk of my legal career at the SEC for one very straightforward reason: the SEC has a mission that is vital to the economic well-being of Americans and American businesses. It navigates the critical intersection between these two; between everyday Americans striving to build savings to buy a home, to send kids to college and eventually retire, and American businesses that need capital to grow and prosper.
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are among the most popular methods of investing today, with investors pouring trillions of dollars into an ever-growing pool of funds. Particularly in comparison with expensive to use hedge funds, low-fee ETFs provide a safer, more stable means of investing. One of the benefits of ETFs is that they are infinitely broad in scope and […]
Several startups are planning to launch either new venues or order types, and even listing standards, to solve problems in US equity trading. At last month’s SIFMA Equity Market Structure conference, executives with the following three startups and one established exchange discussed their particular market innovations and how each one fits into the existing equity market […]
By Ivy Schmerken Diving into one of the more controversial issues in equity market structure, U.S. regulators are moving forward with the transaction-fee pilot that will force stock exchanges to lower the fee caps on rebates they pay to brokers and market makers. “I think the SEC is about to embark upon a productive time […]
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