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National Multi Commodity Exchange (NMCE) and Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX) have agreed to merge, with both parties expecting to complete the move by December. -
Investor hedging for turbulent Brexit negotiations and US president Donald Trump’s legislative agenda has aided the growth of gold and currency derivatives contracts at the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX), its CEO said on Sunday.
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced that it will list daily leveraged certificates (DLC) from July 17, the first derivative structured products with a constant leverage factor to be offered in Asia.
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has admitted two new derivative trading members, including Shinhan Investment, the first party to trade remotely from South Korea.
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Market conditions should be set by tangible data points. Pricing trillions of dollars of financial products based on the estimates of a small elite of submitters, however tightly regulated these days, is no longer tenable, and a change is due.
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With an alternative reference rate decided, derivatives market participants were this week contemplating how to navigate an arduous path to building a credible alternative to Libor, while capital markets bankers assessed what it meant for debt issuance. Ross Lancaster reports.
