29 May 2024
People: AMF appoints head of investor protection
In this week's people round up we look at the latest appointments and departures at the French regulator, Iosco, J.P. Morgan, London Stock Exchange, and more.
31 Dec 2021
Japan Market Review, November 2021: LSEG, JPX to launch climate index series
Some 114 products (including flow, but excluding leverage and private banking) worth an estimated JPY238 billion (US$1.9 billion) were added to the SRP Japan database in November.
18 Mar 2021
LSEG chief Schwimmer weighs Libor transition and Brexit
David Schwimmer (pictured) may have spent most of the past three years focused on the $27bn (£19.4bn) acquisition of data and tech firm Refinitiv but the LSE Group chief executive has also been forced to track secular trends reshaping the markets in which the UK group operates.
15 Dec 2020
People: BNPP Nordic & Netherlands director departs
This week’s people roundup includes structured product departures at BNP Paribas and Leonteq, and appointments at Royal Bank of Canada, and at the Luxembourg and London Stock Exchanges.
10 Aug 2020
View from the top: leverage is for investors who can absorb losses
New players are boosting the profile of the European leveraged/inverse products market. SRP spoke to Will Rhind (pictured), founder and CEO at GraniteShares about margining, suitability, and liquidity as the company seeks to fill a gap in the market.
29 Jun 2020
SRP in brief: Covid chaos continues
The aftershocks of the Covid crisis continue, leaving no market untouched.
25 Jun 2020
View from the top: market turmoil has spurred demand for more thematic index strategies
The second part of the interview with Ricardo Manrique, director, derivatives strategy, London Stock Exchange Information Services, explores how the recent market turbulence has accelerated interest and demand for more reactive index strategies.
10 Oct 2019
Hong Kong SAR Market Review - Q3 2019
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has abandoned its £32bn takeover offer for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) after being ‘unable to engage’ with management on the deal.