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  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Cancels The Preferential Policies On Intra-day Trading Fees Of Soybean Meal And Other Futures Products

    Date 18/05/2016

    On May 12, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) issued a notice to announce that starting from the trading on May 16 (the after-hours trading session on the evening of May 13), the preferential policies on intra-day trading (the intra-day short-swing trading) fees for the futures products of Soybean Meal, Corn Starch, Soybean Oil and RBD Palm Olein will be cancelled, which means their fees will be no longer halved, and the intra-day trading fees of Soybean Meal and Corn Starch shall be restored to the original level of RMB 1.5 / contract, with those of Soybean Oil and RBD Palm Olein reverting to the original RMB 2.5 / contract. The cancellation is for the  purpose of preventing from the overheated short-swing trading in advance and the contagious risks from the international markets.

  • Global Fund Managers Show Keen Interest In Malaysia’s Stock Market

    Date 18/05/2016

    Invest Malaysia 2016 London (IM2016 London) received overwhelming demand from global fund managers to meet with the Prime Minister, policy makers, and public listed companies, on the capital market opportunities in Malaysia.

  • CME Group Declares Dividend

    Date 18/05/2016

    CME Group Inc., the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today declared a second-quarter dividend of $0.60 per share, payable June 27, 2016, to shareholders of record as of June 10, 2016. 

  • OCC Responds To S&P Announcement On Credit Rating Watch

    Date 18/05/2016

    OCC, the world’s largest equity derivatives clearing organization, today issued the following statement in response to Standard and Poor’s (S&P) announcement that OCC’s credit rating has been placed on CreditWatch with negative implications as S&P further refines its methodology for rating central counterparties (CCPs) globally.

  • Remarks At The Financial Accounting Foundation Board Of Trustees Dinner, Richard G. Ketchum, Chairman And Chief Executive Officer, FINRA, Washington, DC, May 17, 2016

    Date 18/05/2016

    Good evening. Thank you, Terri [Polley], for that introduction.

    It’s a pleasure to be here with you this evening to talk about our shared interests, one of which is ensuring investors have accurate and reliable financial information to better inform their decisions. I don’t need to tell you how inaccurate information—whether because of weak or inconsistent accounting standards, poor customer disclosure, or lack of market transparency—can negatively impact the U.S. and global economies. Strong financial reporting standards that encourage government agencies, and public and private organizations to provide better financial information and greater transparency, are essential to the efficient functioning of our capital markets. As a regulator, FINRA relies on accurate information from the firms we oversee, and the work the FAF, FASB and GASB do in setting accounting standards is an invaluable piece of the regulatory process.

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