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  • Federal Reserve Bank Of New York Statement On Barclays And Libor

    Date 13/07/2012

    In the context of our market monitoring following the onset of the financial crisis in late 2007, involving thousands of calls and e-mails with market participants over a period of many months, we received occasional anecdotal reports from Barclays of problems with Libor. In the Spring of 2008, following the failure of Bear Stearns and shortly before the first media report on the subject, we made further inquiry of Barclays as to how Libor submissions were being conducted. We subsequently shared analysis and suggestions for reform of Libor with the relevant authorities in the UK

  • HKFE Announces Revised Margins For China Construction Bank Futures

    Date 13/07/2012

    Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited (HKFE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has announced that with effect from the commencement of trading on Tuesday, 17 July 2012, the minimum margins to be collected by an Exchange Participant from its clients in respect of their dealings in the following futures contract will be as outlined in the table below.  The adjustments are based on the clearing company’s normal procedures and standard margining methodology.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Trading Report- 13th July,2012

    Date 13/07/2012

    Please click here to download the MSE weekly trading report.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Production Release Of Performance Enhancement

    Date 13/07/2012

    To meet customers’ needs, the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) has been working on improvement of arrowhead, such as performance enhancement and functional expansion, as well as providing stable system operation as a trading platform.

  • Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission: Court Sentences Two Market Manipulators To Serve Community Service Orders

    Date 13/07/2012

    The Eastern Magistracy today sentenced broker Mr Chan Yuk Hing and his client, Mr Paul Frederic Chane Yin, after they were found guilty of manipulating the share price of Multifield International Holdings Limited (Multifield) in 2009.