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July 2018
CME Group Acquires NEX Group, Expects Cost Synergies of Up to $200 Mn Annually by 2021
The CME Group ( NASDAQ: CME) and NEX Group Plc.
Mixed Operating Performance Across Exchanges in the Month of June 2018
The strong volumes in June 2018 have been aided by political turbulence in Europe, trade tariffs imposed by the US on global trade which made the market very volatile.
LMAX Global Partners with Tools for Brokers for Developing MT5 While Label Solutions
LMAX Global, the FCA regulated brokerage arm of exchange operator LMAX Exchange has announced the launch of MT5 white label solutions.
Riksbank: Repo Rate Unchanged at −0.50 Per Cent
The Executive Board has therefore decided to hold the repo rate unchanged at −0.50 per cent. The forecast for the repo rate is also unchanged.
Statement by Philip Lowe, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
Statement by Philip Lowe, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision - The Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.50 per cent.
SEC Charges New York-Based Firm and Supervisors for Failing to Supervise Brokers Who Defrauded Customers
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged New York-Based Firm and Supervisors for Failing to Supervise Brokers Who Defrauded Customers.
The Journey to Best in Class Payments – Bank of England
Speech from David Bailey Executive Director for Financial Market Infrastructure Bank of England -The Journey to Best in Class Payments.
Existing or Planned Exposure to Crypto-Assets
Reminding CEOs of the relevant obligations under PRA rules, and to communicate the PRA’s expectations regarding firms’ exposure to crypto-assets.
BDSwiss Launches New WebTrader for FX And CFD trading
BDSwiss, a leading Switzerland-based foreign exchange and CFD broker regulated by the U.S.
Bank of England’s Approach to Financial Services Legislation Under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act
HM Treasury (HMT) set out its approach to onshoring financial services legislation under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act (EUWA).