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  • Singapore Conducts Assessment Of Money Laundering And Terrorist Financing Risks

    Date 21/10/2013

    Singapore has launched a comprehensive assessment of money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) risks in the country.

  • Iron Ore Futures Sets Sail At Dalian Commodity Exchange

    Date 21/10/2013

    On the morning of October 18, the world's first iron ore futures contracts featuring physical delivery that have been highly concerned by all the parties were listed and traded on Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE), symbolizing that the “China-version” iron ore futures, as a milestone in the development of China’s iron and steel industry, have officially set sail. It is the eleventh futures product listed on DCE, increasing the number of China’s futures products to 36.

  • CSRC Approves Trading Of Fiberboard, Plywood Futures On Dalian Commodity Exchange

    Date 21/10/2013

    To give full play to the economic functions of the futures market and make it better serve the real economy, recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) approved the trading of the fiberboard and plywood futures on Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE). According to the relevant provisions of the "Regulations on Management of Futures Trading” and “Measures for Management of Futures Exchanges", after the completion of all the preparations and relevant procedures, the CSRC will approve the listing of the fiberboard and the plywood futures contracts on DCE.

  • Eurex: Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services Launches Virtualised Private Simulation - On-Demand Access To Simulation Environment

    Date 21/10/2013

    Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services today announced the release of Virtualised Private Simulation (VPS) – a proprietary cloud-based solution providing clients with self-provisioned, on-demand access to Eurex Exchange’s T7 simulation environment.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 21 October, 2013 - Issue 20

    Date 21/10/2013

    Major Shenzhen indices retreated after several weeks’ rise in a row. Shenzhen Component Index went down 1.8% to 8584.9 points. SME Index lost 1.8% to 5255.6 point. ChiNext Index closed at 1349.9 points after losing 2.2%. Total turnover for stocks and funds on SZSE was US$109.1 billion, or a 6.1% increase from the week before.