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Euronext Amsterdam welcomes Flow Traders
Successful IPO values Flow Traders over €1.5 billion on listing
July 10, 2015--Today Flow Traders, a leading global technology-enabled liquidity provider, celebrated its listing on Euronext Amsterdam.
Trading in Flow Traders shares (ticker symbol: FLOW) started this morning after its strong IPO.
Flow Traders is aleading, technology-enabled liquidity provider operating on a global scale that specialises in providing liquidity in ETPs by quoting bid and ask prices, enabling market participants to buy and sell ETPs efficiently. Flow Traders provides liquidity in over 4,000 ETP listings across the globe, tracking all underlying asset classes including equities, fixed income, commodities and currencies. Flow Traders is headquartered in Amsterdam with trading offices in Asia and the US covering all time zones.
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Source: Euronext
Greece submits new bailout plan to avoid euro exit
July 10, 2015-- Greece early Friday laid out details of a new bailout plan to save it from the brink of financial collapse, offering a pensions overhaul and tax hikes in return for debt relief and a rescue loan from the eurozone.
The last-ditch package, handed in just two hours before a crucial deadline of midnight (2200 GMT) Thursday, closely resembled an offer put forward by Greece's international paymasters before talks broke down last month, but there was no immediate word on whether it would be enough to unlock fresh aid.
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Source: EUbusiness
Deutsche Borse and Shanghai Stock Exchange celebrate first successful year of market data cooperation
Eight clients from mainland China signed in total
July 9, 2015--Deutsche Börse and Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) celebrate the anniversary of their successful market data cooperation.
Three new clients signed today to get access to key Deutsche Börse market data via SSE. Now a total of eight clients use this connection.
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Source: Deutsche Börse
HM Treasury-Treasury minutes: July 2015
July 9, 2015--The HM Treasury-Treasury minutes: July 2015 is available.
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Source: EUbusiness
Euronext Said to Aim to Appoint Its New CEO by Late September
July 8, 2015--Euronext NV plans to appoint a new chief executive officer by late September, according to a person familiar with the hunt for a permanent replacement to Dominique Cerutti.
The stock exchange operator's board is putting together a list of 10 to 15 names including external candidates, said the person, who declined to be identified because the discussions are confidential.
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Source: Bloomberg
Launch of a new product range listed on Euronext Brussels: SOCIETE GENERALE (FR) TURBOS INFINIS BEST
July 8, 2015--For the first time on Euronext Brussels, Societe Generale is launching a new range of listed products called: SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE (FR) TURBOS INFINIS BEST.
These products are leveraged products, aimed at enhancing returns on the short-term or at hedging investors portfolio on the medium term. The underlying asset can be a single stock, an index or a currency pair, etc. with a tailor-made gearing.
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Source: Euronext
Nine State Street ETFs launched on Xetra
ETFs offer first-time access to sectors of the S&P 500 Select Sector index family
July 8, 2015--Nine new exchange-listed sector index funds issued by SPDR (State Street Global Advisors) have been tradable on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Wednesday.
The new SPDR ETFs track the performance of US stock corporations from the S&P 500's Select Sector index family and enable investors to participate for the first time in the performance of the following sectors: consumer staples and discretionary, energy, financials, health care, materials, industrials, technology and utilities.
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Source: Xetra
Parliament adopts CO2 market stability reserve
July 8, 2015--A reform of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), informally agreed with the Latvian Presidency of the Council, was endorsed by Parliament on Wednesday.
The reform is intended to reduce the surplus of carbon credits available for trading in order to support the price of the emission rights. The scheme will start operating in 2019.
The new law creates a system that will automatically take a portion of ETS allowances off the market and place it in a reserve if the surplus exceeds a certain threshold. In the opposite scenario, allowances could be returned to the market. The surplus of emission allowances, which has been building up in the system since 2009, is estimated at over 2 billion.
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Source: European Parliament
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