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R.J. O’Brien Appoints Nancy Westwick Chief Compliance Officer - New Role Anticipates Heightened Regulatory Environment Beginning In 2011

Date 05/01/2011

R.J. O’Brien & Associates (RJO), the largest independent futures brokerage firm in the United States, announced today that it has appointed Nancy A. Westwick to the new role of Chief Compliance Officer (CCO).
Boerse Stuttgart's Turnover For 2010 Tops EUR 94 Billion - Europe's Market Leader For Securitised Derivatives And Germany's Market Leader For Corporate Bonds - Trading Volumes Up For Equities And Securitised Derivatives - Record Year For ETF Trading

Date 05/01/2011

Boerse Stuttgart's order book statistics for 2010 showed a turnover of more than EUR 94 billion. This meant that the total trading volume was 3.9 percent down on last year's figures. The Stuttgart Stock Exchange recorded growth mainly in the trading of equities, securitised derivatives and investment funds.
FFastFill Announces Connectivity To LME Smart On SEALS

Date 05/01/2011

FFastFill are pleased to announce the launch of their LME SMART trade registration and matching functionality delivered on its SEALS Global Clearing platform. The addition of LME SMART to SEALS allows users to manage all electronic Select trades and OTC business through a single interface, with the additional ability of trade entry.
Thai Futures Exchange Trades Over 4.5 Million Contracts In 2010

Date 05/01/2011

Trading on the Thai Futures Exchange (TFEX) in 2010 was 46.96% more than in 2009, reaching 4,519,436 contracts for 2010, a daily average of 18,676 contracts. SET50 Index Futures was the most popular product, accounting for 54.68% of total contracts traded, followed by gold futures and single stock futures at 21.49% and 21.45%, respectively.
Tokyo Grain Exchange Monthly Trading Report December 2010

Date 05/01/2011

Click here to download Tokyo Grain Exchange's monthly trading report for December 2010.

HKFE Announces Revised Margins For Hutchison Whampoa Futures

Date 05/01/2011

Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited (HKFE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has announced that with effect from the commencement of trading on Friday, 7 January 2011, the minimum margins to be collected by an Exchange Participant from its clients in respect of their dealings in the following futures contract will be as outlined in the table below. The adjustments are based on the clearing company's normal procedures and standard margin
Tokyo Stock Exchange: Trading Conditions (Outlook & Initial Figures) 2010

Date 05/01/2011

Highlights Equity Market Equities Supply and demand pressure from large-scale offerings and the strong yen, in addition to negative effects of the Greek Crisis left TOPIX development unclear by autumn. However, it shifted toward recovery after global financial easing and the surge in investors taking advantage of late-blooming Japanese stocks. TOPIX ended at 898.80 on 12/30, 0.97% down from the previous year.
CEE Stock Exchange Group Looks Back At A Successful Year 2010

Date 05/01/2011

The CEE Stock Exchange Group (CEESEG) can look back at a busy and successful year 2010. In January 2010, the four stock exchanges of Vienna, Budapest, Ljubljana and Prague were integrated as subsidiaries into the holding company, CEESEG AG. In March, the first medium-term project - the bundling of data vending operations for the entire Group - was completed with the integration of the price data of the Prague Stock Exchange into the data dissemination system of the Vienna Stock Exchange. Twen
Last Year In The Estonian Securities Market

Date 05/01/2011

Last year, the Estonian securities market demonstrated the largest growth in its history, with the Tallinn Stock Exchange index OMXT rising 72.6%.
DGCX 2010 Annual Volumes Increase 28% To Record 1.925 Million Contracts - 2010 Is The Exchange’s Best Year In Terms Of Annual Volumes And Value - Currency Futures Increased By 109 -; With Indian Rupee Futures Growing By 625% On 2009

Date 05/01/2011

Annual volumes for 2010 on DGCX registered a 28% growth on 2009, reflecting a surge in the popularity of DGCX's cleared and regulated derivatives both as an asset class and a hedging tool. The Exchange ended 2010, its best-ever year, with a total annual volume of 1.925 million contracts. The value of the Exchange’s annual volume reached $104.18 billion, a 32% increase on last year.