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  • BSE Derivatives Trading Volume Rs. 759. 64 Crores On 3rd November

    Date 03/11/2011

    1. Volume: Rs. 759.64 Cr. 
    2. Participation: 128 broker members 
    3. Trading Summary:

  • Malta Stock Exchange Signs Xetra Contract With Deutsche Börse

    Date 03/11/2011

    The Malta Stock Exchange is going to use Xetra – Deutsche Börse Group’s fully electronic trading system. Probably from mid 2012, Deutsche Börse will organize trading in equities listed on the Malta Stock Exchange. Both parties signed a minimum 5-year contract on 24 October.

  • Commodity Markets On The Growth Surge In Pakistan

    Date 03/11/2011

    The Pakistani Commodity trading market has visibly entered into the growth momentum and is on its way to become a central hub for commodity related activities which include investing in precious metals i.e Gold and Silver and Energy i.e Crude Oil. The number of new investors trading on the exchange grew more than 245 % in the current year. At  present  there  are  investors  in  cities  from  Urban  Pakistan  like  Karachi,  Lahore, Islamabad, Multan, Faisalabad and Peshawar to smaller cities like Jhelum, Attock, Jhang, Sargodha and Rahim yar khan who are actively investing on Pakistan Mercantile Exchange.

  • Hugh Brown Joins EMCF As Director Of UK Markets - London-Based Brown To Manage UK Relationships And Strategy

    Date 03/11/2011

    European Multilateral Clearing Facility NV (EMCF) today announced the appointment of Hugh Brown as Director of UK Markets. In this newly created position, Hugh will be EMCF’s representative in London, managing the relationships with UK-based platforms and clients, liaising with regulators and industry bodies and helping to develop EMCF’s strategy and positioning on industry issues. 

  • EDHEC-Risk Institute Research On Corporate Bond Indices Finds Index Construction Methodologies Unreliable

    Date 03/11/2011

    New research at EDHEC-Risk Institute has concluded that corporate bond index construction methodologies tend to be sub-optimal. The research, entitled “A Review of Corporate Bond Indices: Construction Principles, Return Heterogeneity, and Fluctuations in Risk Exposures,” shows that credit and interest rate risk exposures are relatively unstable for the eight indices examined. This naturally has significant implications for investors' allocation decisions and for the consequences of those allocation decisions over time.