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Eurex extends equity trading hours to appeal to Asia

Eurex is to extend trading of its euro-denominated equity index products by one hour from June 1, as the exchange seeks to draw in more trade from clients in Asia-Pacific time zones. Trading will begin at 8am Central European Time instead of the current…

Derivatives trading up in Korea

The notional amount of derivatives traded in Korea last year grew by 43.6% to KRW38,427 trillion ($40.5 trillion), according to data released by Korea’s financial regulator, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS),

CME and China’s Cfets push for link-up

Officials from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the China Foreign Exchange Trade System (Cfets) have unveiled plans for a multi-year agreement in Shanghai to allow Chinese investors to trade CME’s foreign exchange and interest rate products.

ABA supports NPR and Basel 1A

The American Bankers Association (ABA) has commended banking regulators for continuing the dialogue on implementing Basel II. "It is good to know that we are proceeding in the context of broad agreement on the goals for the new standards. The task now is…

Euronext to “carefully review all available options”

Euronext has increased speculation about future exchange consolidation in both the US and Europe, after it issued a statement insisting it was still open to all offers. The statement said the company would seek value for all its shareholders in any…

Rabobank moves structuring from Singapore to HK

Rabobank International has announced plans to relocate its structuring arm in Singapore to Hong Kong. It said the move was in line with its corporate strategy to strengthen its capabilities in structured product origination, risk management and…

Treasury bulletin on FSMA out

The Treasury has published its April bulletin on the Financial Services and Markets Act (FSMA). The bulletin provides an update on new legislation, the progress on closed consultations, open consultations and future consultations.

DGCX to launch Middle East's first currency futures

The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is to launch currency futures in the coming months – the first such products to be made available in the Middle East. It plans to introduce futures contracts on euro/dollar, yen/dollar and sterling/dollar,…

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