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ISDA Annual General Meeting, May 11, 2023, Chairman Remarks, Eric Litvack, ISDA Chairman - Vimarsana News

ISDA Annual General Meeting, May 11, 2023, Chairman Remarks, Eric Litvack, ISDA Chairman

<p>Good morning, everyone.</p> <p>It&rsquo;s great to be back in Chicago again, a city that is truly steeped in financial history. It&rsquo;s here that the Chicago Board of Trade introduced the first standardized futures contracts in 1865, a big step on the path to the development of modern derivatives markets. It&rsquo;s also here that the Chicago Butter and Egg Board, a forerunner of CME Group, was founded in 1898, reinforcing Chicago as a focal point for the trading and risk management of commodities.</p>

Carbon markets could have position limits regime - Vimarsana News

Carbon markets could have position limits regime

Although an ESMA report has helped dispel fears of excessive speculation in the trading of emissions allowances, some form of position limits regime is likely in the near future

Source: iflr.com
Carbon markets could have position limits regime - Vimarsana News

Carbon markets could have position limits regime

Although an ESMA report has helped dispel fears of excessive speculation in the trading of emissions allowances, some form of position limits regime is likely in the near future

Source: iflr.com
How the war caused a commodity cash-call crunch - Vimarsana News

How the war caused a commodity cash-call crunch

Clearinghouses are demanding higher margins as prices move against positions.

Two New Directors Join ISDA Board - Vimarsana News

Two New Directors Join ISDA Board

<p><span>ISDA today announced that two new directors have joined its Board, while 11 others have been re-elected.</span></p>