Craig Donohue News
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CME Group Inc. is able to compete as a standalone company, Chairman and President Terrence Duffy told CNBC, declining to comment on merger plans for the world’s largest futures exchange.
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While $17 billion of lost market capitalization has cost CME Group Inc. the title of world’s most valuable exchange owner, its stock commands a valuation that would make buying Germany’s Deutsche Boerse AG a bargain.
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CME Group Inc. will expand by concentrating on futures and over-the-counter derivatives, “doing what we do well,” Chief Executive Officer Craig Donohue said.
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Demand to transform non-standard collateral for use at swaps clearinghouses is set to grow as new rules take effect for the $601 trillion over-the-counter derivatives market, according to CME Group Inc.’s Craig Donohue.
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CME Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Craig Donohue retired effective yesterday, leaving the world’s largest futures market ahead of schedule, the company said today in a regulatory filing.
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Craig Donohue, the chief executive officer of CME Group Inc. for the past eight years, plans to retire in December when his contract expires at the world’s largest futures exchange.
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MF Global Holdings Ltd., the broker that filed for bankruptcy yesterday and is the subject of regulatory probes over funds missing from client accounts, isn’t in compliance with CME Group Inc. and Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules.
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Regulators would harm U.S. equities trading if they toughened restrictions on computer-driven strategies that have largely replaced human market makers, CME Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Craig Donohue said.
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CME Group Inc.’s Ultra Treasury bond future contract is the best new interest-rate product the company has created, Chief Executive Officer Craig Donohue said.
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CME Group Inc. , the world’s largest futures market, said second-quarter earnings rose 22 percent as trading surged in contracts based on currencies and interest rates.
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