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  • Abu Dhabi Global Market Advances FinTech Strategy With GlassQube Business Centre

    Date 25/09/2016

    The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has formed a new partnership with GlassQube Business Centre Services (GQC) today to further enhance the Financial Technology (“FinTech”) eco-system in Abu Dhabi. This agreement provides a framework for collaboration, co-operation and consultation between the FSRA and GQC focusing on technology development and innovation in financial services. It enables both parties to share knowledge, exchange expertise and join efforts on initiatives that will support the development of the FinTech ecosystem in Abu Dhabi and the wider region.

  • DGCX’s Indian Rupee Quanto Futures Named Most Innovative New Contract In Asia

    Date 25/09/2016

    DGCX’s Indian Rupee Quanto futures contract has been recognised as the Most Innovative New Contract in the Currency category at this year’s Futures and Options World (FOW) Awards Asia, the derivatives industry’s leading awards.

  • ADX Grants "Market Maker License” To Al Ramz Capital The Market Maker Will Increase Attractiveness And Competitiveness Of ADX – Al Dhaheri

    Date 24/09/2016

    Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has granted Al Ramz Capital license to practice Market Making activity in the Exchange, thus making Al Ramz Capital the first company to be “directly” licensed by ADX to act as a Market Maker, and the second company practicing this function in ADX after National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) who started their market making activities in ADX in 2015. 

  • Financial Trade Associations Statement On Fed’s Proposed Rule On Physical Commodities And Merchant Banking Activities

    Date 24/09/2016

    In response to the  Federal Reserve's proposed rule to increase capital requirements on merchant banking and physical commodities activities and investments, SIFMA, American Bankers Association, Institute of International Bankers and The Clearing House released the following joint statement:

    "While we are still digesting the proposal on physical commodities and merchant banking issued by the Federal Reserve today, it is both inappropriate and unfortunate that it has proposed regulatory changes that are based upon wholly theoretical and unsubstantiated concerns, rather than actual facts, evidence, or historical experience. More than 100 end-users have either submitted or joined other letters attesting that financial holding companies produce substantial public benefits including lower prices and greater market liquidity. By imposing unjustifiably higher capital on this important economic activity, end-users will ultimately pay the price, burdening business and hindering job creation, the formation of new businesses and economic growth."

  • Thomson Reuters Intends To Purchase Up To 6.5 Million Shares Through Private Agreements - Purchases Will Be Part Of Previously Announced Buyback Program

    Date 23/09/2016

    Thomson Reuters (NYSE / TSX: TRI), the world’s leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals, today announced that it intends to purchase up to 6.5 million of its common shares through private agreements with two armʹs-length third-party sellers. Any shares purchased under these agreements will count towards the company’s existing normal course issuer bid (NCIB), which allows it to buy back up to 37.5 million common shares between May 30, 2016 and May 29, 2017. The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has issued issuer bid exemption orders permitting the company to make such private agreement purchases.