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  • Thai Bourse To Launch Oil Futures Trading On October 17

    Date 20/09/2011

    The Thailand Futures Exchange plc (TFEX), under  The Stock Exchange of Thailand group, plans to launch oil futures on October 17. The new product is expected to help entrepreneurs to manage energy related cost and will serve as alternative investment for investors and diversify risks for their portfolio.

  • The Capital Structure Of Listed Companies In Singapore

    Date 20/09/2011

    1. There has been recent interest in dual classes of shares. The use of imprecise terms in public commentaries might have contributed to confusion in the marketplace. Investors should not mistake a capital structure of ordinary and preference shares with a capital structure involving dual-class ordinary shares (known as common stock in some jurisdictions). They are completely different. The purpose of this regulatory column is to provide clarity on differences between the two.

  • FircoSoft And Systar Announce Partnership At Sibos 2011

    Date 20/09/2011

    FircoSoft (Sibos booth #D138), the leading global provider of watchlist filtering solutions, and Systar (Sibos booth #C103), a leading provider of Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) solutions, today announced at Sibos 2011 that they have formed a
    technology and reseller partnership.

  • EDHEC-Risk Alternative Indexes Performance Update - Sombre Month For Hedge Funds In August

    Date 20/09/2011

    Click here to download the latest performance update of the EDHEC-Risk Alternative Indexes.

  • FOA Announces Independent Study On The Impact Of Speculative Trading In Commodity Markets

    Date 20/09/2011

    The Futures and Options Association (FOA) announces the findings of a report on speculation in commoditiesmarkets. The report “The impact of speculative trading in commodity markets – a review of the evidence”,which was compiled by the economic research group, FTI Consulting (FTI), constitutes a literature review ofthe evidence on market speculation and an investigation into the underlying arguments for and againstfinancial participation in commodity markets.