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On the move
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Source: Asia Risk
People moves across Asia's financial markets
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All four Bats Europe and UBS MTF central counterparties now allow interoperability
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Chi-East moves to connect Asia's dark pools
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Joint venture between Singapore Exchange and Chi-X Global expects to announce four new members in the next two months
Rise of algorithmic trading creates new risk issues
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Proponents of algorithmic and off-exchange trading point to the benefits that reduced trading costs can have for investment performance and profits of major dealers. However, there are concerns about the emergence of unanticipated and uncontrollable new...
Industry remains divided over case for EU consolidated tape
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Source: Risk magazine
EU proposals for fixing the market fragmentation that resulted from the implementation of MIFID has the industry concerned
Hong Kong exchange signals greater acceptance of dark pools
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) is looking to add features of dark pools to its traditional trading platform and is open to working with alternative trading system (ATS) operators to provide anonymous block trading for stocks listed on the Hong...
Exchange glitches fuel data debate
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Two recent European exchange glitches intensified the debate over whether market participants should use consolidated feeds of European equity data, including data from multilateral trading facilities, as opposed to relying on data from primary exchanges....
Regulatory concerns stall clearinghouse links
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Source: Risk magazine
Independent global clearinghouse LCH.Clearnet has suspended discussion on bilateral clearinghouse interoperability with European Multilateral Clearing Facility (EMCF) due to concerns of regulators in the U.K. and Holland over the potential systemic risk...
Asic takes over regulation of exchange trading
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The Australian government has ended self-regulation of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), making the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (Asic) responsible for supervising trading on Australian stock markets from the third quarter...
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