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  • SGX Ends Q1 CY2018 With Over 3.6 Million Contracts For FX Futures - 89% Y-O-Y Growth

    Date 10/04/2018

    Trade tariffs, a breakthrough (of sorts) in the Brexit talks and data privacy issues at Facebook that impacted the technology sector were some of the newsworthy events in March that sustained some periodic upticks in volatility. Fears of an extended trade war between the US and China were key to driving market activity during the month, and helped pushed SGX FX futures over a million contracts [1,009,012 contracts] for the third month in a row. The aggregate FX futures volume for Q1 2018 topped 3.6 million contracts and grew 89% y-o-y.

  • CloudMargin Attracts New US$10 Million Round Of Investment Led By Leucadia National Corporation, IHS Markit

    Date 10/04/2018

    • Doubles Client Base; 
    • Secures Commitments from First Two Global Investment Banks; 
    • Achieves 250 Percent Annual Growth in Collateral Agreements on Platform; 
    • Expands Strategic Partnership with IHS Markit

  • MOEX To Offer Access To The Global Equity Market For Russian Investors

    Date 10/04/2018

    Moscow Exchange announces plans to expand exposure to global financial market products for Russian investors.

  • STOXX Research Monthly Index News March

    Date 10/04/2018

    If February marked the return of market volatility, March cemented it. Investors were confronted with a string of political and corporate developments over the month that hurt confidence in the economic expansion. Top among these were fears of a disruption in global trade, after US President Trump imposed new import tariffs and tweeted that ‘trade wars are good.’

  • Securities Commission Malaysia: Former Investment Bank Head Of Equity Sentenced To Six Months Jail And Fined RM1 Million For Insider Trading

    Date 10/04/2018

    The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court has convicted and sentenced former investment banker Goh Keng Huat for insider trading in the shares of Road Builder Holdings Bhd (RBH). Goh, 48, earlier today pleaded guilty to one charge of insider trading under section 89E(2) of the Securities Industry Act 1983. According to the charge, Goh had acquired 100,000 units of RBH shares while in possession of inside information on 4 September 2006. Goh was at the material time the Head of Equity Markets of Aseambankers Malaysia Bhd (now known as Maybank Investment Bank Bhd).

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