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  • FTSE Russell Index Selected For First Infrastructure ETF Traded On ASX

    Date 03/05/2016

    • FTSE Developed Core Infrastructure 50/50 Index licensed by VanEck Australia
    • First infrastructure index-linked ETF traded on the Australian Securities Exchange
    • Index captures 155 infrastructure stocks representing the world’s Developed Markets

  • SGX Oil & Gas Monthly Report – April 2016

    Date 03/05/2016

    Oil

    • The highlight of the oil calendar in April was the Doha talks scheduled for the 17th, where 18 oil-producing nations including Saudi Arabia and Russia met to discuss an output freeze (again!). Crude rose steadily in anticipation of the talks, even though they once again promised no more than a freeze and Iran had already said they wanted no part in it. A strong market across the commodities complex – iron ore year-to-date has rallied over 50% - also helped. As it was, the meeting broke up with no agreement, with the Russian oil minister going so far as to say the Saudis were ‘unreasonable’ for demanding the presence of Iran.

  • HKEX Announces New Head Of Cash Trading

    Date 03/05/2016

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has appointed Kenneth Kok as Managing Director, Head of Cash Trading, effective today (Tuesday).  Mr Kok reports to Roger Lee, HKEX's Head of Markets.

  • SGX Freight Monthly Report – April 2016

    Date 03/05/2016

    SGX freight derivative volumes totaled a record 73,264 contracts in April (+19% m/m; +420% y/y), while open interest also hit a new record averaging 116,310 contracts during the month (+3% m/m; +261% y/y).

  • triResolve’s Repository Reconciliation Service And DTCC Collaborate To Reconcile Data Reported To Asian Regulators

    Date 03/05/2016

    TriOptima, the award-winning post trade infrastructure provider, announces today that its triResolve Repository Reconciliation service is actively reconciling data reported to The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)’s Global Trade Repository (GTR) by institutions regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA).