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Michael Peters, member of the Eurex executive board

New services launched to support trading in VSTOXX derivatives

Eurex Exchange is offering new research tools via its website enabling interested investors to obtain a comprehensive insight into the world of analysis, valuation and trading of volatility derivatives. »


Wheat

Report sets out Britain’s food production challenges over next 20 years

“Feeding the Future”, an agricultural innovation report supported by the Technology Strategy Board, sets outs Britain's future food production challenges up to 2030. »


Chris Jenkins, managing director, Tora Trading Asia

Using the right tools is vital in assessing toxicity

Interview with Chris Jenkins, managing director, Tora Trading Asia »


Gerrit van Wingerden, managing director Tora Trading, Japan

Dark Pools deliver price improvement and anonymity

By James Williams – With dark pools appearing a lot more in media headlines this year, understanding some of the benefits, and risks, for institutions who have yet to fully engage with them, is vital. »


London

BI-SAM expands operations in London

BI-SAM, a provider of data management, performance, attribution, risk, composites and reporting solutions for the global asset management industry, is expanding operations in London and moving to a new location. »


Mark Goodman, head of quantitative electronic, Societe Generale

AlphaY plugs liquidity gap using derivatives & Delta One hedging flows

The decision for Société Générale to launch a dark pool trading platform, AlphaY, in April 2012 arose from a desire to access liquidity in a safe environment that the firm felt was not readily available externally. »


Per Loven, Liquidnet

Not all dark pools are created equal

Under current MiFID regulation, pre-trade transparency waivers are used to allow non-displayed trading venues to forego the need to publish bids and offers prior to execution. With average trade size falling on these venues, often referred to as dark pools, there is a feeling among regulators and indeed exchanges, that these venues are having a negative impact on price discovery and liquidity. »


James Williams, Hedgeweek

Volumes grow but will regulation dampen spirits?

By James Williams – Dark pools exist in a variety of forms to serve a variety of clients. In the US they are referred to as an alternative trading system (ATS). In Europe they include multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) – alternative trading venues that sprang out of MiFID regulation in 2007 – broker-owned pools called Broker Crossing Networks (BCNs) or “internalisers”. Not to mention independent dark pool operators like Liquidnet that connect buy-side to buy-side institutions. »


Computers

AmBank turns to Murex for market risk governance and compliance framework

AmBank Berhad, part of Malaysia’s AmBank Group, has gone live with the latest version of Murex’s MX.3 Market Risk Solution. »


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IndexIQ hedge fund replication indices negative in May

All seven of IndexIQ’s hedge fund and alternative beta replication indices saw negative performance in May. »


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