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This week in the parish of bourses and market structure:
Hong Kong Exchanges planning a carbon market while EEX is endeavouring to add more data transparency to hydrogen.
Miami Exchanges wins patent WhiteWash
Zagreb increases its Macedonian stake
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It’s the Exchange Invest Weekly Podcast Episode 152.
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Leading our stories this week, the EEX (European Energy Exchange) they’re developing Hydrogen market transparency alongside TYCHO solutions.
Meanwhile, the Chinese tycoon known as ‘Big Shot’ in local commodity circles in the Chinese market, whose bet broke the nickel market and according to the South China Morning Post last week, that bet while doing a great deal of damage to the nickel market itself, and indeed the reputation at least in the short term of the London metals exchange. Well, he’s managed to walk away a billionaire despite taking a $1 billion loss.
Miami Exchange’s they are celebrating Miami International holdings won their patent case against Nasdaq; all asserted patents invalidated and patent claims permanently dismissed with prejudice. That’s a big win for MIAX particularly as it eyes an IPO. One wonders where their preferred listing venue is?
Over in India, well, the plot gets thicker and thicker. In the same week that we produced a very interesting article you can catch it on medium and LinkedIn all about the leading fines that have been applied to the major actors in the ongoing “Holy Hoax” fiasco. It turns out there is more, more investigations nowadays. The CBI that’s (the Indian fraud squad) they are probing suspected phone tapping of stock exchange employees that went back over some 8 years. Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey is also embroiled in the latest spiral of the NSE descent into a place where even most political organisations look more credible. In the mainstream co-location case, the CBI (Bureau of Investigation of India) they have opposed Anand Subramanian’s bail. Meanwhile, the CBI is also going to be questioning former CEO Chitra Ramkrishna in that phone tapping case.
Over in Sri Lanka, the SEC there they’re calling for RFPs for the building of a CCP (Central Counterparty Clearing System). Cooperation in the Middle East, Bahrain bourse and Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) have launched Tabadul. The Tabadul Exchange
