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DMIST Publishes Final Standard for Average Pricing
This second standard published by DMIST supports the final standard for Improving Timeliness of Trade Give-ups and Allocations (30/30/30) released in June 2023. The lack of standardized average price functionality across CCPs was cited as one of the issues that prevents processing trades on Trade Date.
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DMIST Releases Annual Progress Report
The Derivatives Market Institute for Standards, a body established by FIA in 2022 to encourage widespread adoption of standards in the exchange-traded and clearing derivatives industry, has released its latest annual report outlining the progress of the organization over the last year. DMIST also announced changes to its organizational structure to help accelerate the pace of development and adoption of standards in the exchange-traded derivatives markets.
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DMIST Publishes Trade Allocations Standard and Launches Consultation on Average Pricing
FIA and DMIST, the Derivatives Market Institute for Standards, jointly announce the publication of the Final Standard for the Timeliness of Trade Give-Ups and Allocations. The two organizations also released a consultation paper on Average Pricing.
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DMIST releases annual report
The Derivatives Market Institute for Standards (DMIST) has released its annual report, outlining the progress of the organization over the last year. Most notably, DMIST released its first public consultation on a proposed standard on the timeliness of trade give-up and allocation.
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DMIST looks to future-proof ETD markets
Cleared derivatives markets have gone through a lot in the last three years – from the operational disruptions caused by a global pandemic to energy supply shocks caused by the war in Ukraine. The Derivatives Market Institute for Standards, or DMIST, was created to improve the efficiency and resilience of the trading and clearing ecosystem.
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DMIST Launches Consultation on 30/30/30 Standard for Give-Ups and Allocations
FIA and DMIST, the Derivatives Markets Institute for Standards, have jointly announced the publication of a proposed standard aimed at improving the processing of certain types of transactions in the exchange-traded derivatives markets. This is the first standard proposed by DMIST, an independent organization created by FIA earlier this year to promote greater efficiency in the trading and clearing workflow for derivatives.
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