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  • Intercontinental Exchange Announces June 1 Launch Of ICE Three Month SONIA Futures

    Date 18/04/2018

    Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE:ICE), a leading operator of global exchanges and clearing houses and provider of data and listings services, today announced that subject to relevant regulatory approvals, ICE Futures Europe plans to launch a new three month, cash-settled futures contract based on the Sterling Overnight Index Average (SONIA) rate on June 1, 2018.

  • Saudi Stock Exchange: Announcement Regarding Listing And Trading Government Debt Instruments

    Date 18/04/2018

    The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) has issued its resolution approving the listing request of the debt instruments issued by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia submitted by the Ministry of Finance as per the Listing Rules approved by the Board of the Capital Market Authority pursuant to its Resolution no. (3-123-2017) dated 9/4/1439H, corresponding to 27/12/2017G) with a total value of (17,920,000,000) SAR detailed as follow:
     
    1- Issuance number 2018-1-5 with a total value of 12,095,000,000 SAR.
    2- Issuance number 2018-1-7 with a total value of 3,775,000,000 SAR.
    3- Issuance number 2018-1-10 with a total value of 2,050,000,000 SAR.
     

  • J.P. Morgan ETFs Available At SIX For The First Time

    Date 18/04/2018

    The ETF segment at SIX is gaining another high-profile provider: J.P. Morgan Asset Management is bringing its ETFs to the Swiss Exchange for the first time, with four products available from today. This takes the number of ETF providers available via SIX to a new high of 24, and the number of ETFs to a record 1,352.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange: Bonded Delivery System Further Improved – Explanation Of Relevant Rules On Ushering In Overseas Traders Of Iron Ore Futures (IV)

    Date 18/04/2018

    Lately, relevant rules on the bonded delivery of iron ore futures, as an important part of ushering in overseas traders of iron ore futures, have been released to the public. An official of Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) said that the iron ore futures contract will remain the same as before and the pricing currency will still be RMB after the ushering-in of overseas traders, and overseas traders can take part in iron ore futures delivery through the bonded delivery system. Compared with the bonded delivery system released in February 2016, the current one has made some adjustments and supplements in invoicing, goods payment settlement of bonded delivery, rules of transferring bonded warehouse receipts and matching logic of bonded delivery.

  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority Review Of Fund Managers’ Quarterly Fund Updates

    Date 18/04/2018

    The FMA today published the findings of a review of quarterly fund updates which looked at whether fund managers are meeting their legal requirements to produce updates that are both easy to find and easy to read for investors.