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Asia Expansion Continues As S&P Capital IQ Real-Time Solutions Extends Services With QuantFEED And QuantLINK For HKEx

Date 09/01/2014

S&P Capital IQ Real-Time Solutions, the global provider of innovative market data services, trading and infrastructure solutions, has reinforced its Asia offering by extending its QuantFEED and QuantLINK solutions through Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing’s (HKEx) transformative Orion programme. The new service provides participants with faster access to both trading platform and market data services.
GRC Partners With REGIS-TR To Provide EMIR Compliant Trade Reporting Services

Date 09/01/2014
- GRC to deliver comprehensive centralised solution to buy side and corporate customers for new derivatives regulatory trade reporting requirements, via REGIS-TR Trade Repository.
- Partnership leverages REGIS-TR’s unique third-party reporting model, enabling third parties to report on behalf of a number of underlying clients without necessarily on-boarding each underlying entity individually.
HKEx Group Publishes Market Statistics 2013

Date 09/01/2014

HKEx Group published a set of market statistics for the full year of 2013 on its website today (Thursday).
Palestine Exchange Monthly Investor Newsletter- December 2013

Date 09/01/2014

The PEX closed the year 2013 with positive indicators; The Al-Quds Index” closed Dec. 2013 at 541.45 points, an increase of 13.37% compared to close of 2012. Market Cap grew by 13.58% and amounted 3.25b USD at the end of 2013, the highest since 2009. Please see below comparison table.
Summary Of December 2013 Activities At Tokyo Commodity Exchange - TOCOM December 2013 Volume Averaged 78,534 Contracts Per Day, Up 5.1%, 2013 Annual Volume Totaled 26,845,712 Contracts, Up 5.4%

Date 09/01/2014

The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that December 2013 trading volume averaged 78,534 contracts per day, up 5.1% from November 2013.

SGX Welcomes Frasers Centrepoint To Mainboard

Date 09/01/2014

Singapore Exchange (“SGX”) is pleased to welcome the listing of Frasers Centrepoint Limited on Mainboard via introduction, under the stock code of “TQ5”.
Malawi Stock Exchange Annual Market Performance Report-2013

Date 09/01/2014

Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's annual market performance report-2013.
Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission Resolves Compliance Concerns With Cheong Lee Securities Limited

Date 09/01/2014

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has resolved its compliance concerns with Cheong Lee Securities Limited (Cheong Lee) (Note 1). Under the resolution, the SFC reprimands and fines Cheong Lee $2 million for internal control failures relating to self-matching transactions in breach of the SFC’s Code of Conduct (Note 2).
Dalian Commodity Exchange: Steady Operation, Brisk Trading Of “2 Boards” Futures In 1st Listing Month

Date 09/01/2014

By January 6, the contracts of blockboard and fiberboard, China’s first forestry futures products, had been listed smoothly and operated successfully for one month. In the month, the “two boards” futures saw brisk trading and steady operation, with the futures prices concerned and referenced by the enterprises and the role of the market in serving the industries emerging.
Statement On The Commission’s Issuance of Certain Exemptive Orders Related To Rule 17g-5(c)(1) - Commissioner Luis A. Aguilar, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission[1]

Date 08/01/2014

Rule 17g-5(c)(1) (the “Rule”) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 addresses nationally recognized statistical rating organization (“NRSRO”) conflict of interest concerns by prohibiting an NRSRO from issuing a credit rating where the person soliciting the rating was the source of 10% or more of the total net revenue of the NRSRO during the most recently ended fiscal year.[2] As noted by the Commission, this prohibition is necessary because such a person “will be in a position to exercise substantial influence on the NRSRO” and, as a result, “it will be difficult for the NRSRO to remain impartial, given the impact on the NRSRO’s income if the person withdrew its business.”[3] The Commission also recognized that the intent of the prohibition “is not to prohibit a business practice that is a normal part of an NRSRO’s activities,” and that the Commission may evaluate whether exemptive relief would be appropriate.[4]