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Bloomberg Collaborates with the African Development Bank to Launch African Bond Index 51 Eurex to Launch New Options Contracts on Euro Bund Futures 52 ETFs Launched on Xetra Provide Access to US Stocks 52 Source JPX-Nikkei 400 UCITS ETF Launched on Xetra 53 UBS ETF Launched on Xetra Provides Currency-Hedged Access to CMCI Commodity Index 54 UBS ETF Listed on Xetra Provides Currency Hedging to MSCI Canada Index 55 Euronext Launches Private Placement Bonds Initiative 55 CME Group and TAIFEX Sign Letter of Intent for Cross-Border Collaboration 56 TMX Group and Industrial Commercial Bank of China (Canada) Sign MOU 56 Summary Other 57 EIA Releases New Data Add-In Tool for Excel 57 Bloomberg Professional Service Adds Genscape Proprietary Data for Commodity Markets 57 News from Data Vendors 58 ZEMA Adds Power, Currency, Weather, Metals, and Natural Gas Data Sources in March 58 ZE Introduces DataWatch for iPad 59 PEGAS Successfully Launches NBP Gas Spot and Futures and PSV Gas Future Contracts 60 PEGAS to Offer Straight-Through Processing (STP) Registration Service for all Gas Derivatives Contracts 61 Argus Launches WTI Houston Assessment 62 OTC Global Holdings and EOXLive to Support Nasdaq’s Energy Derivatives at Launch 64 MDA Introduces New Midday Model Predictor 65 Monthly Market Analysis 66 Crude Oil Brent vs. WTI: Prompt-Month Contract (NYMEX) 66 Crude Oil Brent vs. WTI: Forward Curve (NYMEX) 67 Henry Hub Natural Gas Forward Curve 68 Actual Weather (AccuWeather) 69 Electricity: Day-Ahead Prices (ICE) 70 In Depth 71 Why Is Crisis so Paramount? 71 March 2015 4
Nasdaq Adds to the Energy Derivatives Markets and Steps in against CME and ICE Editorial By Olga Gorstenko, Editor-In-Chief, DataWatch olga@ze.com I admire the valor of Nasdaq – daring to enter the energy derivatives market space that has been dominated by two giants, CME and ICE. Nasdaq, operating mainly in stock markets, though with some exposure to European power markets, decided to expand into North American power, oil, and natural gas futures and options starting summer 2015. Even though, unlike CME and ICE, this exchange is not planning to handle any physical but will instead focus only on cash-settled contracts, the impact from this new entrant might be noteworthy. Nasdaq is aiming high and projects to take over 10% of this market in two years. But how will these ambitions be realized? Trying to find the answer, I took a look at some financial figures from the commodity exchanges’ most recent annual filings. It was interesting, but not shocking, to learn that both exchanges did not do perform so well in the energy sector. First of all, in 2014, ICE reported $3,013 million from transaction and clearing fees, the largest portion of which came from the interest rate products, which increased almost six-fold compared to the last year’s results and equities contracts, which grew nine-fold. At the same time, the combined revenues from natural gas, oil, and power contracts have flattened out. In 2014, the revenue from energy contracts comprised about 25% of the total transaction and March 2015 5
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Finance UBS ETF Listed on Xetra Pro
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Other EIA Releases New Data Add-In
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ZE Introduces DataWatch for iPad ZE
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PEGAS to Offer Straight-Through Pro
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MDA Introduces New Midday Model Pre
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In Depth Why is so Paramount Crisis
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