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Inside this issue
• A look at the repercussions of regulatory changes
• The humdrum business of matching trades has taken on a fresh significance because of the crisis - -
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Sweeping changes are on the way
The financial crisis is prompting moves for greater transparency, says Jeremy Grant
Japan: Tokyo market prepares to move up a gear
Updated technology will usher in a new era, says Lindsay Whipp
European Union: Competition is sharper but liquidity fragmented
Some fear Mifid may have had unintended consequences, writes Jeremy Grant
The tectonic plates are shifting
For the equity options industry, the wranglings in Washington are only one of the factors shifting the market, writes Hal Weitzman
Carbon trading: Greenhouse gases offer growth prospects
A US mandatory system is only a matter of time, says Hal Weitzman
ClearPort is a central part of CME’s strategy
Many observers saw a jewel embedded in the Nymex purchase, writes Hal Weitzman
Clearing: The humdrum has fresh significance
The routine matching of trades is now centre-stage, says Jeremy Grant
US: High frequency trading dominates the debate
The technique is driving developments, reports Michael Mackenzie
Denise Shull: A cool-headed take on traders’ emotions
Hal Weitzman on an unusual analysis of the world of markets
Brazil: São Paulo adopts a more international approach
The main exchange has expanded rapidly, reports Jonathan Wheatley
