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Since their inception in 2010, the appeal to gain exposure to offshore financial markets using exchange traded notes has amplified, with an estimated surge of 1,143% in trade in 2011. A flood of ETNs are...
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South African brokers are celebrating victory in a dispute over taxes on equity trades, but their relief may be short-lived. The National Treasury has reaffirmed its desire for a stricter regime to be put in place. By Michael Watt
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South African securities exchange JSE is working on a technology roadmap that may see it consolidate trading and distribution of market data for all asset classes traded on the exchange onto a common technology platform. At present, JSE's cash equities,...
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The Bond Exchange of South Africa has been taking tentative steps towards expansion since its demutualisation in 2007. Now, its future looks intimately intertwined with that of its former rival, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Mark Pengelly reports
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The Bond Exchange of South Africa has been taking tentative steps towards expansion since its demutualisation in 2007. Now, its future looks intimately intertwined with that of its former rival, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Mark Pengelly reports
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South Africa has developed one of the world's biggest single-stock futures markets by volume. But the increasing popularity of over-the-counter contracts for difference, much of it driven by retail traders, is challenging the market's growth. By John...
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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has launched the first in a series of currency futures contracts. The rand/US dollar futures started trading yesterday on Yield-X, JSE's interest rate exchange.
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