[00:00:00] Speaker A: This week in the parish of Bourses and Market Structure T plus A decade later, Philippine Stock Exchange hits the Philippine Dealing System's 60% ownership threshold. Bond market merger in action. Duggin in a shock move to CIBO as ICE excels and ciboe achieves stasis. My name is Patrick L. Young. Welcome to the Borscht Business Weekly Digest. It's the Exchange Invest weekly podcast, episode 282 Good Day Ladies and gentlemen. This is a very brief reduction of highlights amongst the key headlines from the week in Market Structure. All the analysis of the many events and happenings from the past seven days can be found in Exchange Invest's daily subscriber newsletter, the unique guide to the bourse business sent daily to your inbox. More
[email protected] over in BitCarnage, it's a case of pick me like Donkey and Shrek. A lot of folks are desperately leaping around for a post in the court of the crypto kingdom. As the New York Post headline runs, everyone in crypto is begging for a spot on Trump's new Advisory council.
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Meanwhile, a couple of exciting stories in Newmarket, more details are emerging from Seoul. As new bourse operator they're going to be creating an ATS MTF kind of platform. Nextrade will be ushering in 12 hour stock trading sessions from March. Meanwhile CSD slightly confusing name that for an exchange group has launched Brazil's second clearing house. Competition is heating up against the Brazilian B3 monopoly. Not before time. Not such a busy week for deals in the parish, but one jumping forth. Finally, after more than a decade of discussion, the Philippine Stock Exchange have increased their stake in PDS, the bond market, to nearly 60% after the Singapore Exchange agreed to sell their 20% stake in the Philippine dealing system.
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Technology news this week ExchangeNet International have expanded their investment fund coverage and enhanced their North American mutual fund data. While this week there was a slight outage in the Parish, the Korea Gold Exchange website crashed amid unprecedented investor interest. Over in regulation, the CFTC have announced a series of roundtables. One's going to be about the world of crypto and the roundtable there. At the same time they have also announced a prediction markets around table. It'll be interesting to see where that progresses under Acting Chairman Pham.
Indeed, speaking of Acting Chairman Pham, she notes that the agency is ending regulation by enforcement. That should be welcome news on the week that Chairman Roston Benham finally left office.
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[00:06:29] Speaker A: Big piece of news this week. CBOE have hired Megan Duggan as head of US Options.
It's an outbreak of competence alert over at ciboe as the brilliant Megan Duggan reemerges. Post nice. At cboe, the issue is provided she is in charge, she can do great things. If you have to answer to the C suite of parent yes men numpties, it will include sachons. As usual, that's cibo's engine of day to day excellence, strategic nada, management, spinelessness and indeed PR void. I wish Meghan all the best. She was a fabulous guest when we went inside the Ice House last year for IPO Vid149.
Meanwhile, there was a kerfuffle field by Bloomberg around acting CFTC Chairman Caroline Farm. All the analysis of that discussion which looked dubiously like a hatchet job by a news agency that ought to know better. The analysis you could read in Exchange Invest Daily. Sign up
[email protected] in order to access the archives with that information. Incredible that after more than a decade of fiasco, new charges have been filed by the Indian Enforcement Directorate in the NSL linked money laundering case against no less than 19 brokerage firms. Will we ever hear the end of NSEL, I wonder? And that leaves us with. Well, an interesting aside, ladies and gentlemen, a fun fact about work. Over 60% of current jobs didn't exist in 1940.
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