187 results about this entity
Period: 17 Oct 2006 - 24 Apr 2025
News
Deutsche Börse and Nyse Euronext have reached agreement on a merger deal, creating the world's biggest exchange operator.
15 February 2011
The Financial Services Authority has given Chicago-based derivatives exchange operator CME Group the green light to start clearing OTC trades in Europe early next year.
17 December 2010
CME Group has agreed to buy London-based electronic trading and market technology vendor Elysian Systems. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
09 December 2010
US futures regulators have upbraided the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade for cutting compliance staff levels in the wake of their 2007 merger.
16 September 2010
CME Group says it inadvertently placed thousands of test orders on live energy and metals markets on its electronic trading platform yesterday.
15 September 2010
High-frequency trading firm Infinium Capital Management is at the centre of an investigation by CME Group into whether a $1 surge in oil prices earlier this year was the result of one of its algos going haywire.
26 August 2010
CME Group has moved its Globex electronic platform into a new data centre that the exchange operator says will allow it to grow trading volumes for at least a decade, according to Dow Jones.
20 August 2010
Five Chicago dealers have teamed up with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to launch a new interest rate swaps trading platform in anticipation of financial reform measures designed to push over-the-counter derivatives trading to exchange-based systems.
14 July 2010
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has hired Citadel executive Craig Mohan to spearhead a new co-location and data centre push aimed at the high frequency trading market.
26 May 2010
The CME is suing a Canadian foreign exchange broker, accusing it of trademark infringement and cybersquatting relating to the Globex name, according to Crain's Chicago Business.
16 April 2010
The credit crisis and rise of electronic trading have led to a fundamental shift in the global foreign exchange market towards risk mitigation over the last couple of years, according to research from CME Group.
22 February 2010
Brazil's BM&F Bovespa is increasing its stake in Chicago's CME Group to five per cent, at a cost of $620 million as part of an agreement between the two exchanges that will also see them jointly develop a multi-asset class electronic trading platform.
12 February 2010
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