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  • Dalian Commodity Exchange: Plastics Futures To Contribute To Structural Reform On Supply Side

    Date 01/06/2016

    On May 26, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) joined hands with China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF) and China National Light Industry Council (CNLIC) to host the “China Plastics Industry Conference (CPIC) 2016” in Shenzhen. DCE vice president Wang Fenghai said in his speech that under the New Normal involving in current transformation and upgrading of the economy and deepening the industrial restructuring at present, the supply-side structural reform has posed new requirements for the development of the plastics industry, the plastics enterprises have shown stronger demand for risk management than ever before, and the futures market will play a more significant and positive role in advancement of the supply-side structural reform and business operation.

  • CalPERS Comments On Federal Sentencing Of Former CEO Fred Buenrostro

    Date 31/05/2016

    The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) today issued the following statements on the sentencing of its former Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Fred Buenrostro, in federal court in San Francisco on bribery charges. Mr. Buenrostro served as CEO of CalPERS from 2002 to 2008.


  • SEC Halts Ponzi Scheme Aimed At Middle Class

    Date 31/05/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two California men and their investment firm with operating a Ponzi scheme as they purported to specialize in serving middle-class investors and securing exorbitant returns by investing in hot pre-IPO stocks.  The agency also obtained a court-ordered asset freeze against them.
     

  • BOX Options Exchange: Changes To The BOX Fee Schedule

    Date 31/05/2016

    Click here to download details of changes to the BOX fee schedule.

  • Statement Of CFTC Chairman Timothy Massad On No-Action Letter Shanghai Clearing House

    Date 31/05/2016

    I am pleased that CFTC staff has granted important no-action relief to Shanghai Clearing House. As of today, Shanghai Clearing House will be allowed to temporarily clear certain swaps that are subject to mandatory clearing in China. This relief is intended as an interim measure, as Shanghai Clearing House intends to seek a permanent order exempting it from registration with respect to such swap clearing. It follows months of work between our respective staffs as well as the staff of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). We welcome this new relationship and look forward to continued collaboration.