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  • NEX Regulatory Reporting To Utilise Duco Cube For MiFID II Reconciliation Solution

    Date 07/06/2017

    NEX Regulatory Reporting, a NEX Group business which provides regulatory reporting services across worldwide regulatory regimes, and Duco, the global provider of self-service data normalisation and reconciliation services, today announce that NEX Regulatory Reporting is to use Duco’s technology to provide MiFID II reconciliation to their clients.

  • Commcise And RBC Collaborate To Provide Integrated MiFID II Research Payment Solution

    Date 07/06/2017

    Commcise, the multi award-winning provider of integrated commission management and research evaluation solutions for investment management firms, today announced a partnership with Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), an A-rated bank and one of North America's leading diversified financial services companies. The two companies will provide a technology and service offering that enables research funds to be held in a segregated Research Payment Account (RPA) established in the name of a buy-side client.  

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s Rules Governing The Listing Of Securities Investment Funds (2017 Exposure Draft) Released For Public Opinions

    Date 07/06/2017

    Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) has recently released the Rules of Shenzhen Stock Exchange Governing the Listing of Securities Investment Funds (2017 Exposure Draft) (hereinafter referred to as “the Rules”) and solicited public opinions. This is to strengthen the regulation of securities investment fund listing, delisting and information disclosure, enhance the risk prevention for structured funds, and protect the legitimate rights and interest of investors. 

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Launches Revised No. 2 Soybeans Futures Contract

    Date 07/06/2017

    After major revisions to the contract and rules, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) new No. 2 Soybeans futures’ contract was officially listed on May 31. The first contract being launched was the 1805 contract. The listing price was RMB 3,230 / tonne on its first trading day, at a discount of RMB 644 / tonne from the domestic No. 1 Soybeans 1805 futures contract’s closing price on May 26, which was RMB 3,874 / tonne.

  • Notice On The Mermbership Of 46 Futures Firms Approved By Shanghai International Energy Exchange

    Date 07/06/2017

    Having been reviewed by the Board of Directors on June 5, 2017, Shanghai International Energy Exchange (“INE”), a subsidiary of Shanghai Futures Exchange, has approved the membership of 46 futures firms (See Attachment for details) pursuant to the Membership Management Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange and relevant provisions.