[00:00:00] Speaker A: This week in the Parish of Bourses and Market structure embedded FAAs JSE announces a CEO change, Austra has been sold and LME makes a Middle Eastern move My name is Patrick L. Young. Welcome to the Boris Business Weekly Digest. It's the Exchange Invest Weekly podcast, episode 317 Foreign 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 Daily subscriber newsletter. The unique guide to the Boris business sent daily to your inbox. More
[email protected] over in Bit Carnage not that long ago during the shambles of Biden, the European Union was the promised land for some crypto bros such as the Winklevy and indeed we noted consistently that this was an oxymoron at odds with the EU itself. Now the whole MICA regulatory structure is threatened because the big nations find themselves squeezed out of being chosen to regulate many crypto entities. Thus headlines from Cointribune such as Mica the Bank of France wants to regain control over crypto regulation is a sign of the European Union not wanting to process as anything other than than a Western dictatorship of weak old economies. If you read this excerpt, you may be interested to know you can read Bit Carnage every day and Exchange Invest. Alternatively, if you want to follow Bit Carnage, the daily update on happenings in the world of crypto and digital assets, you can find Bitcarnage as a standalone on Substack this week in exchanges ASX reminded us they are the birthplace of the Parish failure as a service model after an error allowed a stock to trade ahead of a market sensitive news announcement. This amounts to embedded FaaS from the apparently shameless incompetence who represent the management of the Australian monopolist group. We're way beyond full goo Boo now with this Sydney shambles. That's grotesque, unbelievable, bizarre and unprecedented. Nevertheless, management and those charged with governance of the market seem to believe they can offer at most an insouciant shrug towards the broad range of clients. ASX and the Australian monopoly market structure is so horribly failing. Better news via Hong Kong They've launched a Dubai based unit to expand in global commodities price nice, further increasing the heft of the London Metals Exchange. NICE and NASDAQ deserve plaudits. They were unperturbed in delivering trading all day long on Columbus Day despite flooding provoking states of emergency in New York and New Jersey. Interesting headline from India. Bourse ecosystem needs more competition. And over in Ethiopia they're going to be launching trade in goods under the AF CFTA framework on October 9th. Hong Kong exchanges Bonnie Chan has topped Fortune's Most Powerful Women in the Hong Kong list and Kenya finally would appear to have a functional global online coffee auction.
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[00:03:29] Speaker A: This week, but some interesting news in new markets. The Israel Stock Exchange amongst a series of applicants for a new exchange license in Sri Lanka. Over in Deals, it was a busy week for deals in the Parish. All the deals were an Exchange Invest Daily, the newsletter no person can afford to be without in capital markets and market structure. For the sake of this podcast, let's look at some edited highlights. S and P Global and CME Group. They've completed their sale of Austra to KKR and Kalshi the prediction market. They raised 300300 million at a $5 billion valuation under CFTC oversight. Meanwhile, don't forget, if you fancy some financial insights with moving pictures, check out our live stream. Tuesdays five o' clock London midday New York time. It's the IPO video live show. Catch the back episodes on LinkedIn and YouTube via IPO dash vid. Now online we have last week's show a fabulous IPO vid 188 the uncomfortable truth About Money with the excellent Paul Podolski. And coming up this Tuesday, Jose Andres Mayora is going to be discussing Wall street blind spots. Our book of the week, Business Cy History, Theory and Investment Reality by LARST Fed, describes the global history of economic fluctuations and business cycle theory over more than 300 years.
In products, the enemy is driving forward sustainable metal premium pricing plans and in technology. Alongside those plaudits to both NICE and Nasdaq, who traded efficiently despite Columbus Day events being curtailed due to states of emergency from floods in New York and New Jersey, we had an interesting thought piece from the SEBI chief urging proactive password security in a quantum age because cryptography will break. That, of course, dovetails neatly with two weeks ago's IPO Vid number 187 Quantum Finance with Hayden Vanderpost catch that on LinkedIn, Facebook or YouTube by searching IPO Vid in regulation the UK financial watchdog has claimed the bond tape auction was flawed. Bloomberg picking up on a story that Edify having won the EU CTP are now suing the UK FCA where they didn't win. The consolidated tape that Germany is open to handing more power to the EU market's watchdog is another hideous cut and shut alongside the Parisian discussion in bit carnage above to crucify the future of EU capital markets as the failure to deliver a viable CMU after nearly a generation of prevarication is now clearly pushing towards ESMA central planning the future of stock markets at all, which will kill any last vestiges of innovation still apparent in the EU career paths. Big news from Johannesburg the South African monopolist stock exchange JSE have tapped Insider Valdine ready as a new CEO. Interesting move for a third consecutive female CEO as JSC veteran Valdin Reddy will replace leyla Fleury from March 2026 who herself replaced Nikki Newton King Gulf Mercantile Exchange that was formerly the Dubai Mercantile Exchange until it was acquired by Tadawal of Saudi Arabia a few months back. They've announced strategic appointments, James Martin as Chief Growth officer and Kevin O'Reilly as head of Commodities. Welcome back to Parish Day job. James Martin an interesting beefing up there of the old DME under Tadwell these days. Finally, news of a resignation. Michael Habtay Mike Habte, the COO and a leading figure driving forward the creation of the Ethiopian Stock Exchange, has decided to step down from the Ethiopian Securities Exchange. And meanwhile, all the very very best to former CME Europe COO Dave Feltes, who's joined consultancy Alvarez and Marcel as MD and partner in the EMEA Financial Services business based in London.
Over in Big World Politico had a decent op ed last week with folks worrying about the Trump trend looking somewhat at odds with a lot of previous legislation in the money and finance field. Congress is abandoning centuries old ethics lessons and the crypto push. Fresh from his Middle Eastern triumph, it is still a fair concern. The Achilles heel right now of the Trump administration is the headlong rush for crypto alongside what looks like a perceptible family gold rush in all manner of coins.
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