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  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Deals With 16 Cases Of Abnormal Trading In June 2024

    Date 02/07/2024

    Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) continues to investigate and handle abnormal trading activities and violations for the purposes of performing front-line market supervision responsibilities, regulating futures trading activities, preventing and mitigating market risks and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of market participants. In June 2024, 16 cases of abnormal trading were investigated and handled.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin, June 28, 2024, Issue 19

    Date 02/07/2024

    Click here to download Shenzhen Stock Exchange's market bulletin, issue 19.

  • MIAX Options Exchange - July 1, 2024 Fee Update - Firm Test Bed Extranet Cross Connect Fee

    Date 02/07/2024

    In addition to the fees outlined in the June 28, 2024 Alert, effective July 1, 2024, MIAX Options will assess a monthly fee of $1,000 per dedicated Firm Test Bed Extranet cross connect used by Members and non-Members accessing the MIAX Options Firm Test Bed Environment.

  • Trading Technologies Launches Day-One Connectivity To Abaxx Exchange

    Date 02/07/2024

    Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT), a global capital markets technology platform provider, announced today that it is now offering its clients access to Abaxx Exchange, a global commodity futures exchange and clearinghouse based in Singapore. The market launched on June 28, with the first trade executed through the TT® platform by StoneX Financial. Clients are able to use TT to trade the exchange's energy and carbon derivatives contracts.

  • Joint Trades To FinCEN: SARs Demand Significant Bank Time, Resources

    Date 01/07/2024

    Suspicious activity reports take up major time and resources at financial institutions far exceeding the government’s estimates, the Bank Policy Institute, the Financial Technology Association, the Independent Community Bankers of America, the American Gaming Association and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association wrote in a letter filed today. The trades represent a broad range of institutions that file SARs and experience the significant pressure on resources and time that such efforts require. The SAR filing process goes far beyond rote box-checking – it involves extensive due diligence, investigation and documentation, the trades noted.