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  • The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) Monthly Statistical Report November 2013

    Date 12/12/2013

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    Total number of listed companies on the main market amounted to 213 at the end of November 2013. Meanwhile, the number of listed companies on Nilex reached 24 at the end of the month.

  • Commerzbank Signs With REGIS-TR As Trade Repository For EMIR

    Date 12/12/2013

    Commerzbank has chosen REGIS-TR, the European Trade Repository owned by Clearstream (Deutsche Börse Group) and Iberclear (BME) as their provider of trade reporting services, ahead of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) obligation to report over-the-counter (OTC) and listed derivative transactions. Commerzbank’s timely decision allows it to be in the initial wave of institutions to complete the onboarding process with REGIS-TR ahead of time while many others are currently finalising details to ensure they are ready to start with the mandatory reporting once the regulation comes into force on 12 February 2014.

  • SEC Charges London-Based Hedge Fund Adviser And U.S.-Based Holding Company For Internal Control Failures

    Date 12/12/2013

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a London-based hedge fund adviser and its former U.S.-based holding company with internal controls failures that led to the overvaluation of a fund’s assets and inflated fee revenue for the firms.

  • EEX, ECC, OMIP And OMIClear To Cooperate In Trade Registration Of Power Derivatives

    Date 12/12/2013

    The European Energy Exchange (EEX) and its subsidiary European Commodity Clearing (ECC) have agreed with OMIP, the Iberian energy derivatives exchange, and OMIClear, its Iberian energy clearing house, to cooperate in trade registration of power derivatives and cross-list their products.

  • CFTC Charges Direct Investment Products, Inc. And Its Principal, Alexander Glytenko, With Commodity Pool Fraud And Misappropriation

    Date 12/12/2013

    • The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed a civil enforcement action charging Carlsbad, California-based Direct Investment Products, Inc. (DIP) and its principal, Alexander Glytenko, with fraudulently soliciting approximately $3.9 million from approximately 761 individuals residing in Russia and various former republics of the former Soviet Union to trade futures, among other products, through a commodity pool known as DIP Capital Partners (the Pool) and misappropriating at least $464,000 of the pool participant funds.

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