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Monetary Authority Of Singapore Partners Financial Industry To Create Framework For Responsible Use Of AI

Date 13/11/2019

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that it is working with financial industry partners to create a framework for financial institutions to promote the responsible adoption of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics (AIDA).
Dalian Commodity Exchange And SGX Renew MOU

Date 13/11/2019

Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) and Singapore Exchange (SGX) renew the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in Singapore on November 7. DCE Party Chief and Chairman Li Zhengqiang and SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye sign the MOU on behalf of the two sides. DCE and SGX will establish and consolidate a long-term cooperation mechanism and further promote their international business.
Tokyo Commodity Exchange October 2019 Market Summary

Date 13/11/2019

The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that October 2019 average daily volume was 63,132 contracts, down 30.0% from September and down 26.9% from October 2018. Compared to September, TOCOM’s most active contracts had lower volume; Gold Standard was lower by 31.1% to 27,877 contracts, Platinum Standard declined 39.9% to 10,299 contracts and Dubai Crude Oil decreased 25.0% to 9,479 contracts.
Dalian Commodity Exchange And Bank Of China Hold Iron Ore Futures Forum In Singapore

Date 13/11/2019

Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) and the Bank of China (BOC) hold the Iron Ore Futures Forum in Singapore on November 7. Over 50 representatives from China Securities Regulatory Commission, relevant industrial enterprises and financial institutions take part and engage in an in-depth exchange.
ASIC Gives Guidance On Companies’ Whistleblower Policies And Relief To Small Not-For-Profits

Date 13/11/2019

ASIC has provided guidance to assist companies meet their obligation to have a whistleblower policy.

Wang Yufei, Vice President Of Dalian Commodity Exchange: Adhering To Innovation & Opening-Up To Face External Challenges

Date 13/11/2019

Wang Yufei, Vice President of Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE), says at the “14th China International Oils and Oilseeds Conference (CIOC)” on November 7 that the development of China has gone through profound changes in its external environment in recent years, and the oils and oilseeds market will inevitably encounter new impacts and challenges. Promoting development through opening-up has been the magic weapon of making new achievements of economic and social development of China. We should adhere to opening-up and innovation to deal with new impacts and challenges.
CME Group Announces Resignation Of Alex J. Pollock From Its Board Of Directors To Accept Senior Position With The U.S. Treasury

Date 13/11/2019

CME Group today announced that Alex J. Pollock will step down from the company's Board of Directors effective November 15 as he accepts a new role within the U.S. Treasury Department as Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Financial Research. Pollock has served as a CME Group director since 2004.
SEC Wins Jury Trial In Layering, Manipulative Trading Case

Date 12/11/2019

Today, jurors in New York federal court returned a verdict in the Securities and Exchange Commission's favor against a trading firm headquartered in Kiev, Ukraine, and two individuals for their roles in an unlawful trading scheme that generated more than $25 million in illicit profit.
Canadian Securities Regulators Outline Corporate Governance Disclosure Expectations For Cannabis Issuers

Date 12/11/2019

Securities regulatory authorities in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Nova Scotia (the participating jurisdictions) today published guidance to help cannabis issuers strengthen their governance disclosures, including disclosure of financial interests in significant corporate transactions.
Trade Organizations Call For Extension Of Temporary Equivalence And Recognition Of UK CCPs

Date 12/11/2019

ISDA and 13 other financial services trade associations have today written to European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis to highlight the need for an urgent extension to the temporary equivalence determination for UK central counterparties (CCPs). Without such an extension, EU clearing members would not be able to continue as direct members of UK CCPs in the event of a no-deal Brexit, and EU counterparties would not be able to clear derivatives subject to the clearing obligation on those CCPs. The current temporary equivalence expires on March 30, 2020.