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  • PLUS Starts 2009 With Strong Primary Activity - First GDR Application On PLUS - Increase In Corporate Advisers

    Date 11/02/2009

    Strong primary activity on the PLUS-quoted market in 2008 has continued through the first month of 2009. January saw five new companies admitted to the market: Tradelabs (market cap: £40m), a technology-based business which owns fully automated trading software for commodities and futures trading. Nuclear Power Notes, issued by Barclays Bank PLC in connection with the acquisition of British Energy by EDF. Creative Financial Technologies plc (market cap: £6m), seeking to est

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Monthly Statistics - January 2009

    Date 11/02/2009

    Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) transacted 33.6 million contracts in January with a turnover of 1221.094 billion yuan, which accounted respectively for 36.47% and 28.89% of Chinese futures market, a decrease of 36.23% and 47.99% year –on- year respectively, and a 44.64% and 37.65% period-on-period decrease. In the end of last month, the open interest was 1.053 million contracts, a 14.02% period-on-period decrease.

  • CFTC’s Division Of Market Oversight Issues Advisory Regarding Recordkeeping Requirements

    Date 11/02/2009

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) Division of Market Oversight (DMO) has issued an Advisory regarding the recordkeeping requirements of CFTC Regulations 1.31 and 1.35.

  • RTS Exchange: Trading Volumes Increase By 10%, Despite Harsh Economic Climate.

    Date 11/02/2009

    2008 was one of the most challenging years for the Russian equity market. Whilst last May the RTS Index hit an all time high of 2487.92 points (as of May 19, 2008), in September – October it reported a significant decline, falling to 549.43 points.

  • EU-Korea Free Trade Agreement: Negotiations For An EU-Korea Trade Pact Must Be Concluded, Say UK Financial And Professional Services

    Date 11/02/2009

    The European Union’s negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement with Korea carry great potential for exports of UK services.  Financial services businesses and related professions and services in the City of London and the United Kingdom as a whole look forward to an Agreement being signed.  International Financial Services London (IFSL) sees good prospects of the Agreement being signed in the next few weeks, and welcomes the progress that has been made.&nbs

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