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Dalian Commodity Exchange Signs Cooperation Memorandums With 8 Securities Regulatory Bureaus

Date 14/11/2017

On November 1, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) and eight Securities Regulatory Bureaus signed regulatory cooperation memorandums on regulation in Dalian, Liaoning Province. It is learnt that signing the regulatory cooperation memorandums with DCE were the Securities Regulatory Bureaus of Tianjin, Anhui, Shandong, Hubei, Sichuan, Guangxi, Qingdao and Dalian. According to the agreements, DCE and the related dispatched offices will, in the principle of sharing of resources, complementation in functions and mutual support, carry out in-depth cooperation in information communication, inspection and enforcement, regulation for investor protection, market cultivation and service, studies and exchanges and other aspects.
Reinet Investments S.C.A. Celebrates Listing On Euronext

Date 14/11/2017

Reinet Investments S.C.A. (“Reinet Investments”, ticker symbol: REINA) a Luxembourg-based investment vehicle, began trading today on Euronext Amsterdam.
SET Announces 71 firms, Eight CEOs Nominated For SET Awards 2017

Date 14/11/2017

71 firms and eight CEOs have been nominated for SET Awards 2017. The winners of 22 awards will be announced on November 28 at a special event in Bangkok.
EBN SECURITIES, New Member Of The Madrid Stock Exchange

Date 14/11/2017

The company EBN SECURITIES, SOCIEDAD DE VALORES has become a new Member of the Madrid Stock Exchange, once all the necessary actions for its membership to become effective have concluded.
Jen Nayar Of Vela Named CEO Of The Year - Honored At Markets Media Markets Choice Awards: Women In Finance

Date 14/11/2017

Vela, the premier market access technology provider, today announced that Jen Nayar was named CEO of the Year at the Markets Media Markets Choice Awards: Women in Finance at a luncheon on November 7 in New York. This award adds to her recognition in 2016 for delivering Excellence in Trading Technology.

Dalian Commodity Exchange, SRPM Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement

Date 14/11/2017

On November 8, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) and Sinopec Refined Products Marketing Co., Ltd. (SRPM) signed a strategic cooperation agreement, and the two sides will carry out comprehensive cooperation in jointly developing the futures for the energy and chemical products, helping the large-sized state-owned enterprise preserve and increase their value through better participation in the futures market and other fields.
It was the first strategic cooperation agreement signed by DCE with a giant state-owned enterprise with China (Sino) heading its name on research and development of futures products, market cultivation and other aspects.
FS-ISAC And Monetary Authority Of Singapore To Strengthen Cyber Information Sharing Across Nine Countries

Date 14/11/2017

The Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today launched the FS-ISAC Asia Pacific Regional Analysis Centre’s office and operations in Singapore. The setting up of the Regional Centre in Singapore shows the growing collaboration between the two organisations to fight cybercrime. The Centre currently supports 49 financial institutions across nine Asia Pacific countries.
Source-Codes Of Successful Distributed Ledger Prototypes Publicly Released To Encourage Innovation In Inter-Bank Payments

Date 14/11/2017

The industry consortium led by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) has released the report and source-codes on distributed ledger prototypes for inter-bank payments.
MAS And MIT Media Lab To Collaborate On Research To Unlock Advanced Technologies For Financial Industry

Date 14/11/2017

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced it has joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
New York State Department Of Financial Services Fines Credit Suisse AG $135 Million For Unlawful, Unsafe And Unsound Conduct In Its Foreign Exchange Trading Business - Credit Suisse Traders Engaged In Efforts To Manipulate Prices, Profited At The Expense Of Clients, And Improperly Shared Customer Information - Credit Suisse Executives Encouraged Traders To Engage In Front Running, Which Deceived And Disadvantaged Customers - The Bank Will Also Engage A Consultant Approved By DFS To Review And Report Agreed Upon Remedial Efforts To DFS

Date 14/11/2017

Financial Services Superintendent Maria T. Vullo today announced that Credit Suisse AG agreed to pay a $135 million fine as part of a consent order with the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) for violations of New York banking law, including improper efforts with other global banks, front-running client orders, and additional unlawful conduct that disadvantaged customers. The violations announced today stem from an investigation by DFS determining that from at least 2008 to 2015, Credit Suisse consistently engaged in unlawful, unsafe and unsound conduct by failing to implement effective controls over its foreign exchange business. As part of the consent order, Credit Suisse will also engage a consultant, subject to approval by DFS in its sole discretion, to review and report to the Department about the bank’s remedial efforts with regards to its FX business.