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  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Result Of Pre-LOU Offering In Japan(Notification To ROC As LOU Candidate)

    Date 14/04/2014

    In response to the offer made by the FSA (2014.2.18 – 2014.2.27) with regard to LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) code allocation entity, Tokyo Stock Exchange (Japan Exchange Group) has applied to the FSA to be registered as LOU (Local Operating Unit) of the global LEI system. The FSA has announced that it has notified ROC (Regulatory Oversight Committee) of TSE’s nomination as a candidate of LOU (Pre-LOU) in Japan.

  • The JSE Transfroms Its Brand Identity

    Date 14/04/2014

    Today the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) revealed its new brand which demonstrates the bourse’s identity as a modern African marketplace that connects investors to growth opportunities globally.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange: Notice On Adjusting Minimum Trading Margin Standard And Trading Limits Of The Products Of Coking Coal, Coke, Iron Ore And Egg

    Date 14/04/2014

    According to the relevant provisions of the “DCE Risk Management Measures”, it is decided upon discussion that as of the settlement on April 14, 2014 (Monday), the trading limit of the products of coking coal, coke and iron ore shall be adjusted from 4% to 5% and the minimum trading margin standard shall be adjusted from 5% to 7%; the trading limit of the product of egg shall be adjusted from 4% to 5% and the minimum trading margin standard shall remain at 8%.
     

  • SGX Aligns Names Of Shares In Trading Counter And CDP Statement

    Date 14/04/2014

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) will from 14 April 2014 standardise how shares of listed companies are identified on their trading counters and on investors’ Central Depository (CDP) statements.

  • CME Group Statement: Regarding The Lawsuit, Braman v. CME Group And The Board Of Trade Of The City Of Chicago

    Date 13/04/2014

    CME Group, today released the following statement regarding the lawsuit, Braman v. CME Group and The Board of Trade of the City of Chicago:

    "The suit is devoid of any facts supporting the allegations and, even worse, demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of how our markets operate. It is sad when plaintiffs' lawyers bring a suit based on a desire for publicity, and in the rush to file a suit fail to undertake even the most basic effort to determine if there is any basis for their allegations. The case is without merit, and we intend to defend ourselves vigorously."