Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)

CBOT settles ownership dispute

The Chicago Board of Trade has agreed to settle a lawsuit over minority members’ ownership rights, paving the way for proposed restructuring of the US futures exchange into a for-profit company.

CME buys Liquidity Direct

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has acquired Chicago-based Liquidity Direct Technology, a private company that owns a patent-pending system for trading complex options.

CBOT lowers fees for European traders

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), in an early effort to head off competition from Eurex, is to offer cheaper electronic access for European traders, the exchange announced.

CME cuts European fees

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has slashed transaction fees for all products traded electronically on Globex in Europe, bringing its costs in line with rivals the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and Eurex. However, the cut of 73% to 44 cents, from…

CBOT chief again hits out at Eurex US

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) chairman Charles Carey urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to conduct a full and careful review of the application by Eurex to establish a US subsidiary yesterday. Carey’s comments are the latest in an ongoing…

CBOT moves to dismiss Eurex lawsuit

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) has filed a motion to dismiss a Eurex lawsuit, which alleged the CBOT and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange had violated the US Sherman Antitrust Act.

Eurex’s US-based arm sues CME and CBOT

Chicago-based Eurex US has filed an antitrust action in the federal court against the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). The CME has slammed the suit as being “without factual or legal foundation”, while the CBOT said it…

CBOT partners with Taiwan Futures Exchange

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Taiwan Futures Exchange to share information on market and product development and potentially work toward developing markets for new derivative…

CME to close open-outcry pits an hour early

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) will close pit trading in open-outcry interest rate products, including its flagship Eurodollar futures contract, an hour earlier – at 1pm – than normal as a result of the power cuts in the New York region, the…

Cantor subsidiary files patent infringement suit

Interdealer-broker Cantor Fitzgerald’s trading technology subsidiary eSpeed has filed a patent infringement suit against electronic fixed-income trading platform BrokerTec, while separately a court case pertaining to alleged constructive dismissal…

CBOT signs on for Radianz services

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) has signed a three-year deal with Radianz to provide an outsourced IP network to deliver its real-time data, CBOT and Radianz officials say.

Washington Mutual hires Amex CRO

Washington Mutual, the Seattle-based retail bank, has hired Steve Lobo as the company's senior vice-president and treasurer. Lobo, previously the risk watchdog at American Express, will be responsible for enterprise-wide treasury management functions,…

CBOT to use Liffe Connect

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) has entered a licensing agreement to use Liffe Connect, the derivatives trading system used by pan-European exchange Euronext.Liffe, replacing the existing a/c/e platform currently being licensed from Eurex. The move…

Euronext pays CME $7.5m to settle Wagner patent dispute

Pan-European exchange Euronext will pay the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) $7.5 million related to settlement of an indemnification dispute. The dispute revolves around the CME’s $15 million deal in August last year with electronic brokerage eSpeed…

ESpeed and CBOT sign distribution agreement

ESpeed, the electronic trading subsidiary of brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald, today said it has entered into an agreement with the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). The agreement, which will distribute CBOT products through the eSpeed system, will provide…

OneChicago to roll out 21 more single-stock futures

OneChicago, the US electronic futures exchange, is to add 21 more futures contracts on single stocks beginning from December 6. The new contracts are in addition to the 43 futures on single stocks and futures on ‘Diamonds’ – shares in an exchange-traded…

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