Shanghai futures exchange
Asia tops regulated derivatives league table in 2010
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Source: Asia Risk
Asia became the largest exchange-traded derivatives contracts market for the first time last year. It now holds top spots in terms of contracts volumes for equity, metals and foreign exchange products....
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CSRC to ban QFII quota use for China derivatives; ETF providers hit
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Source: Asia Risk
The CSRC plans to ban derivatives dealers from using QFII quotas to on-sell derivatives mirroring CSI 300 index futures contracts to offshore clients. The move looks set to challenge ETF fund managers when hedging China index-tracking funds.
Asia Risk 15: Commodity derivatives grow dramatically but Asia still...
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Asia is now the largest buyer of raw materials and its companies face significant hedging challenges to manage price volatility. But the fragmented nature of the region’s economies has hampered the exertion of meaningful influence in global commodity...
SGX and LME partner on metals futures launch
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Source: Energy Risk
The London Metal Exchange (LME) and the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have joined forces to launch cash-settled mini monthly metals futures contracts to be traded and cleared on the SGX
Metal mania
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China is the world’s fastest-growing consumer of base metals and its appetite for raw materials has resulted in a staggering growth in onshore listed derivatives. But its relevance to the institutional markets is still limited. Georgina Lee reports...
LME Asia to open in April
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Source: Energy Risk
The London Metal Exchange (LME) has confirmed it will be opening its Singapore office in April this year.
Forging an index
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Source: Energy Risk
Efforts by BHP Billiton to create an iron ore index appear to be floundering as Chinese steel producers press hard for pricing advantage. Kathleen Kearney reports
Steel futures shine in Shanghai debut
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange launched trading in steel futures on March 27 with a wide range of trading houses supporting two new contracts - the seventh and eighth products to be traded on the exchange in its 10-year history. The exchange is offering...
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