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  • Thailand Futures Exchange Announces TFEX Best Awards 2013 Winners

    Date 24/12/2013

    The Thailand Futures Exchange PCL (TFEX), under The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) group, announced the winners of the seven categories of the TFEX Best Awards 2013, with KGI Securities (Thailand) pcl., sweeping three categories.

  • HKEx: Exchange Transfers Regulatory Oversight Of RUSAL To SFC

    Date 24/12/2013

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the Exchange), a wholly owned company of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has transferred its regulatory powers and responsibilities over United Company RUSAL Plc (RUSAL) (stock code: 486) to the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) as a consequence of RUSAL advising it was contemplating judicial review proceedings* against the London Metal Exchange (LME), also a wholly owned subsidiary of HKEx, in relation to LME’s decision to introduce changes to its warehousing policy.

  • Osaka Securities Exchange Change In Trade Name

    Date 24/12/2013

    Osaka Securities Exchange hereby announce that the exchange will change itstrade name as follows.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange: Q&A On Online Subscription Business Of IPO-Related Shares On Shanghai Market

    Date 24/12/2013

    On December 13, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation Limited (CSDC) jointly released the “Measures on Online Subscribing for IPO-related Shares according to Market Capitalization on Shanghai Market” (the “Measures” for short). An official of the SSE answered the following questions concerning the “Measures”.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 23 December, 2013 - Issue 29

    Date 24/12/2013

    Last week, Shenzhen Component Index closed at 7966.7 points after losing 5.5%. SME Index fell 3.4% to 4879.1 points. ChiNext Index dropped 1.9% to 1253.7 points. Total turnover for stocks and funds on SZSE was US$69.6 billion, or a 12.6% decrease from the week before.