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Deutsche Borseâs platform Xetra to list its first Ether ETPs Deutsche Borseâs Xetra prepares to list two Ether ETPs and a Bitcoin Cash ETP on Tuesday, stating that crypto ETFs are unlikely to come soon due to EU regulations. 8928 Total views News
Deutsche Borseâs electronic trading platform, Xetra, is preparing to launch its first Ether (ETH)-based exchange-traded products, or ETPs.
According to data from Xetra, the platform is set to debut trading of two Ether ETPs â ETC Groupâs Ether exchange-traded commodity, or ETC, product (ZETH) and 21Sharesâ Ethereum ETP (AETH) â on Tuesday. A spokesperson for Deutsche Borse told Cointelegraph that the two products will be the first Ether ETPs to ever be listed on Xetra.
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Fahmi Quadir: Wirecard s most dangerous opponent
The short-seller told the Bundestag s investigative committee why Wirecard s actions should have been easy to uncover - if only she d been listened to. Michael Maier , 6.3.2021 - 09:30 Uhr
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Photo: Berliner Zeitung/Paulus PonizakFahmi Quadir.
Berlin - At around 9:45 pm on Thursday, a sudden silence falls in the Europa Room of the Paul Löbe House in Berlin s government district, as MP Florian Toncar (FDP) asks witness Fahmi Quadir in a low voice: If you don t mind, please tell us about the attack against you in New York. Quadir looks down at the ground for a moment. She has prepared well for her appearance before the Bundestag s Wirecard Investigation Committee.
German town fears huge loss on Greensill bank investment
The potential loss to Monheim am Rhein equates to about €1,000 per inhabitant. Germany s financial regulator has frozen the Greensill bank s operations.
The Bremen-based bank s operations were frozen by the German finance watchdog on Wednesday
The mayor of a small German town warned on Thursday it could lose about €38 million ($46 million) invested in Greensill Bank.
Monheim am Rhein, a town of just over 42,000 people between Cologne and Düsseldorf, is set to lose about €1,000 per person. It is possible that we lose the entire amount of invested money, mayor Daniel Zimmermann told council members in a letter. The audit team of the town is set to meet on Tuesday to discuss the matter.