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  • NYSE Liffe To List MSCI Europe Index On Central Order Book

    Date 21/02/2013

    NYSE Liffe, the European derivatives business of NYSE Euronext, today announced the extension of its suite of derivatives based on MSCI indices to the London Central Order Book. Trading in NYSE Liffe’s MSCI Europe Net Total Return Index futures Contract will commence on 1 March 2013.

  • January Foreign Customer Trades On Tokyo Commodity Exchange Hit All-Time Record

    Date 21/02/2013

    The Tokyo Commodity Exchange, Inc announced today that the monthly volume of customer trades (sell & buy) that were originated overseas totalled 1,662,426 contracts in January 2013. It topped the all-time record set on August 2011 at 1,592,485 units.

  • Eurex Exchange Lists Four New MSCI Index Derivatives - Launch Date On 11 March 2013

    Date 21/02/2013

    The international derivatives marketplace Eurex Exchange will start listing new derivatives on global MSCI indices on 11 March. From this date, futures and options based on the MSCI World, MSCI Europe, MSCI All Countries Asia Pacific ex-Japan and futures on the MSCI Frontier Markets will be available. Other derivatives on regional and country-specific MSCI emerging markets indices will be launched in July this year. A total of around 30 new index derivatives will be launched in two phases. The two planned product launches will grow the existing offering of equity index derivatives, which currently covers 70 different indices, to around 100.

  • ASX Limited Half-Year Result To 31 December 2012

    Date 21/02/2013

    Mr Elmer Funke Kupper, ASX Managing Director and CEO, said: “The first half of the financial year  remained challenging as trading activity in equity markets continued to be near cyclical lows and well below the levels of the previous year.  This led to a reduction in ASX Group revenue of 3.3%.

  • ASIC: Ponzi Scheme ‘Mastermind’ Handed Record Penalty

    Date 21/02/2013

    The man described as the ‘mastermind’ behind more than a dozen unregistered offshore managed investment funds, including a $30 million Ponzi scheme, was today ordered to pay a record penalty of $500,000, and was permanently banned from managing companies and providing financial services.