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Date 12/11/2013
EBS Direct Moves To Full Commercial Launch - More Than 325 Customers Signed Up Including 30 Non-Bank Customers
EBS, ICAP’s market-leading electronic FX business, announces that EBS Direct has launched its commercial service. Following a period of beta testing the service is now fully operational and available to all customers. Both liquidity providers and consumers contributed invaluable feedback during the beta programme and traded in a live environment during this testing phase.
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Date 12/11/2013
SGX Introduces New Asian Index Futures
Singapore Exchange (SGX) is pleased to introduce three new Asian Index Futures to provide investors wider access to almost all of Asia’s key capital and growth markets. The new contracts, namely the SGX-PSE MSCI Philippines Index Futures, SGX MSCI Thailand Index Futures and SGX MSCI India Index Futures, complement SGX’s extensive suite of equity derivatives offerings. In addition, it provides global investors deeper and more extensive reach into Asia's emerging markets. The three new contracts will commence trading from 25 November 2013.
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Date 12/11/2013
Qatar Exchange Welcomes S&P Dow Jones Decision To Upgrade Qatar To Emerging Market - Al-Mansoori: The Decision Is Positive Step To Attract Foreign Investors
Qatar Exchange welcomed the decision of the Standard & Poors (S&P) Dow Jones to upgrade the Qatari market from a Frontier Market to Emerging Market, describing this decision as a positive step that will attract further foreign investments to the Qatari stock market.
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Date 12/11/2013
Deutsche Börse: Corporate Governance Makes Future Difference For Private Equity Industry In China Study Says
A joint study from Deutsche Börse and CMS Hasch Sigle shows that the quality of investments becomes more important. As a result of the slowing Chinese Economy, of closed IPO exit channels and of the increasing competition in many sectors of the economy the level of Corporate Governance of the companies can make the difference between good and mediocre returns.
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Date 12/11/2013
A New EDHEC Study Shows That LTGA Calibration Continues To Favour Short-Duration Bonds And Could Undermine The Financial Stability And Financing Of Both Sovereigns And Corporates
Discussions on the Omnibus II Directive have been in deadlock since July 2012. The main points of contention relate to the integration of ALM mechanisms into the standard formula. Their omission from the QIS5 impact study led to increased artificial volatility of prudential balance sheets and consequently to regulatory capital requirements that are sometimes overestimated. The aim of the Long-Term Guarantees Assessment (LTGA), conducted in the first semester of 2013, was to test a variety of measures which aim to integrate ALM mechanisms into long-term insurance activities, (life insurance, pensions, liability insurance, etc.). These measures relate to the valuation of insurance liabilities (extrapolation of long-term rates, implementation of a counter-cyclical premium and a matching adjustment) as well as to new risk calibrations, particularly that of spread risk.
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Date 12/11/2013
Neonet Securities And LiquidMetrix Announce Partnership To Create Industry Leading Enhanced Algorithmic Trading Suite
Neonet Securities, the European specialist in execution services and LiquidMetrix, the London based financial research and performance measurement company, today announce that they will collaborate on the creation of a new enhanced suite of trading algorithms. This unique partnership will provide clients with the established expertise in Electronic Trading of Neonet Securities coupled with the market leadership in Quantitative Research and Analysis of LiquidMetrix.
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Date 12/11/2013
HKFE Announces Revised Margins For Esprit Holdings Futures
Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited (HKFE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has announced that with effect from the commencement of trading on Thursday, 14 November 2013, the minimum margins to be collected by an Exchange Participant from its clients in respect of their dealings in the following futures contract will be as outlined in the table below. The adjustments are based on the clearing company’s normal procedures and standard margining methodology.
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Date 12/11/2013
From Our Man In Chicago, FIA Expo 2013, Tom Groenfeldt: Surveillance Panel
Chair: Matt Simon, Senior Analyst, Tabb Group
Speakers:
Ben Ernest-Jones, Senior Product Manager, Apama Capital Markets, Software AG Apama
Michael Grecoff, Head of Sales, Scila Surveillance, Cinnober Financial Technology
Michael Karbouris, Head of Business Development, Broker Technology, NASDAQ OMX
Jim Moran, Executive Director & Global Head, Strategic & Technology Initiatives, CME Group
Trading across different asset classes presents new challenges for market surveillance, a panel at FIA in Chicago last week concluded. Equities and options are quite simple -- you look to see what is happening in one and if there is manipulation in the other, but in other assets systems are limited and human intelligence is needed. In swaps, for example, a surveillance officer would determine the underlying and bring in data from historical trend patterns or real-time monitoring to look for abnormal activity. The surveillance officer could work for a regulator, an exchange or a participant; indeed, panelists said, many brokers now have their own surveillance departments.
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Date 12/11/2013
Australian Securitisation 2013 - A Speech By Greg Tanzer, Commissioner, Australian Securities And Investments Commission
A speech by Greg Tanzer, Commissioner, Australian Securities and Investments Commission to the Australian Securitisation Forum, Sydney, 12 November 2013.
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Date 12/11/2013
Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 11 November, 2013 Issue 23
From 4 to 8 November, Shenzhen Component Index closed at 8155.4points after losing 3.5%. SME Index dropped 1.6% to close at 4788.0 points. ChiNext Index ended at 1211.1 points after declining 0.9%. Total turnover for stocks and funds on SZSE stood at US$68.9 billion, or a 15.7% decrease from the week before. 6 out of 16 sector indices were higher than previous week, and 10 out of 16 sector indices werelower than the week before.
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