Trayport

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Period: 13 Sep 2004 - 28 Mar 2022

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IncubEx and Trayport launch Voluntary Climate Marketplace

IncubEx, a Chicago-based privately held company that designs and develops new financial products in global environmental, climate risk and related commodity markets and Trayport Limited (Trayport), a wholly-owned subsidiary of TMX Group, announced the successful launch of The Voluntary Climate Marketplace (TVCM) on March 25th with the first transaction for 25,000 Vintage 2020 Verra VCS CORSIA eligible carbon offsets, successfully executed at $6.25 per ton.

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Trayport completes first pilot trade of voluntary carbon offsets

Trayport Limited (Trayport), a wholly-owned subsidiary of TMX Group, today announced the successful pilot trade of voluntary carbon offsets through Trayport’s Joule™ platform as part of the pilot phase.

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Trayport And IncubEx to launch a Voluntary Climate Marketplace

Trayport Limited (Trayport), a wholly-owned subsidiary of TMX Group, and IncubEx, Inc. (IncubEx), a Chicago-based privately held company that designs and develops new financial products in global environmental, climate risk, and related commodity markets, today announced the forthcoming launch of a new global voluntary carbon marketplace.

Trayport to provide trading platform connectivity for Nodal Exchange

Trayport Limited (Trayport), a wholly owned subsidiary of TMX Group, and Nodal Exchange, a Washington D.C.-based derivatives exchange serving North American commodities markets, today announced an agreement to offer Trayport’s core trading screen, Joule, to trading participants of Nodal Exchange.

Trayport to buy energy trading specialist VisoTech

TMX Group Limited (TMX Group) today announced that Trayport Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of TMX Group has entered into an agreement to acquire Vienna-based VisoTech, a leading provider of European short-term energy trading solutions.

ICE sells Trayport to TMX Group

ICE sells Trayport to TMX Group

Intercontinental Exchange has agreed to sell energy trading technology shop Trayport to Canadian exchange operator TMX Group in a deal worth around £550 million.

Competition watchdog forces ICE to sell Trayport

Competition watchdog forces ICE to sell Trayport

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has told Intercontinental Exchange that it must not only sell Trayport but also rip a commercial agreement with the energy trading technology shop it acquired for $650 million less than two years ago. ICE says it will comply.

ICE asks permission to appeal Trayport ruling

As announced on March 6 2017, the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has upheld the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) decision that ICE should divest Trayport.

Court upholds order telling ICE to sell Trayport

Court upholds order telling ICE to sell Trayport

The UK's Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has upheld a ruling that Intercontinental Exchange must sell Trayport, the energy trading technology shop it acquired for $650 million in December 2015.

British competition watchdog wants ICE to sell Trayport

British competition watchdog wants ICE to sell Trayport

Britain's competition watchdog has ruled that IntercontinentalExchange should sell Trayport to preserve competition in wholesale energy trading markets.

Intercontinental Exchange rebutts CMA findings on Trayport acquisition

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), a leading operator of global exchanges and clearing houses and provider of data and listings services, today provided further information to investors on its acquisition of Trayport following the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) announcement of its provisional findings on August 16, 2016.

UK competition watchdog raises red flags over ICE/Trayport deal

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found that ICE’s acquisition of Trayport may give rise to competition concerns.

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