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  • Agreement Between SIX Exchange Regulation And Petroplus Holdings Ltd

    Date 02/11/2011

    SIX Exchange Regulation has reached an agreement with Petroplus Holdings Ltd in connection with the violation of IFRS accounting standards in the 2009 annual financial statements. The error identified by SIX Exchange Regulation relates to the incorrect presentation of restructuring expenses as discontinued operations. Under the terms of the agreement, the company has made a payment in the amount of CHF 50,000 to the IFRS Foundation.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange Statement On Trading Disruption On November 1, 2011

    Date 02/11/2011

    Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) halted trading session for Gold Standard, Gold Mini and Gold Options contracts at 19:17 JST on November 1, 2011 until the end of the session at 4:00 JST on November 2, due to the defect in the bid and asked price indications for Gold Market.

  • HKMEx Suspends Trading of MF Global

    Date 02/11/2011

    The Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange has suspended and restricted the trading of MF Global Hong Kong, and at the same time declared MF Global UK (a clearing member) to be a “defaulter”. Working with our appointed clearing house LCH Clearnet, HKMEx is following standard policy and procedures to facilitate an orderly transfer or closing out of positions. The Exchange will continue to monitor the situation.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: On Today's Session - Gold Standard, Gold Mini And Gold Options

    Date 02/11/2011

    The Exchange suspended trading for Gold Standard, Gold Mini and Gold Options at 19:17 on November 1, 2011. Since the cause of the problem has been identified, and we confirmed that it would cause no problem for today’s trading, sessions will be open under the normal schedule. 

  • Monetary Authority of Singapore Reiterates: Safeguarding Interests Of Investors Who Have Dealings With MF Global Singapore Is A Priority

    Date 02/11/2011

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has been informed that there are about 1,000 contracts for differences (CFDs) accounts with MF Global Singapore (MFGS) which are active. MAS is working closely with the MFGS-appointed provisional liquidators from KPMG to safeguard investors’ interest.