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Our latest blog focuses on how derivatives limit monitoring is still a moveable feast and needs to be kept on top of, highlighting changes in 2022.
An overview of FundApps vs. Competitors in the Position Limits monitoring space
Summary of the upcoming CFTC’s Final Rule changes. Includes new federal spot month position limits, updates to exchange-set limits and rules on economically equivalent swaps.
CFTC, the U.S derivatives markets regulator, issues large fine to Tyson Foods for violating position limits monitoring due to aggregation errors.
Call for ESMA to impose position limits on carbon emissions amidst hedge fund speculation.
How to monitor exemptions and custom limits for MiFID II and CFTC Position Limits for derivatives.
How to overcome missing data for MiFID II and CFTC Position Limits for derivatives.
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The communication between traders, PMs, compliance, and operations is known to be particularly difficult in the position limits monitoring world. To help, we've introduced commenting functionality.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) announces changes to MiFID II Recovery Package for position limits on commodity derivatives.
In this webinar recording our team discuss the upcoming CFTC rule changes and cross-exchange limits under the CFTC and MiFID II.
In accordance with Dodd-Frank, the CFTC is turning its gaze towards the OTC markets. Under the Final Rule, the CFTC sets out its intentions to impose position limits on “economically equivalent swaps”.