Deepening it's presence in Greater China, Singapore Exchange (SGX) today opened its new Hong Kong office, which is registered as Singapore Exchange Derivatives Trading Limited (SGX-DT). Mr. Chew Sutat, Executive Vice President of SGX, hosted the office opening and reiterated SGX’s continued focus and commitment to its operations in Greater China. “With its strategic location…
Read moreCFH Systems has invested in dedicated fibres between London and Beijing, bridging the FX liquidity of London with mainland China. Working in conjunction with China Unicom, a Chinese internet provider, CFH’s new connectivity solution will be live by the end of April 2015
Read moreIn the wake of European market turmoil, exchanges and venues in Japan, China and Hong Kong, with the backing of global regulators, are busily adding products to their ranges which aim to attract European, Middle Eastern and American retail and institutional traders to increasingly strong markets. LeapRate takes a detailed look at the developments
Read moreIn 2014, the yuan was used for over $1.6 trillion of international payments, according to information from the Chinese central bank that was published early this week, and has swap agreements with 14 countries. China is demonstrating a clear will for the yuan to become a reserve currency
Read moreWhilst Alibaba's founder Jack Ma accrued a further $25.1 billion in personal wealth this year, US President Obama looks to increase the minimum wage, with employees better off but companies squeezed. As 2015 approaches, which British shares are likely to be a good investment?
Read moreCFETS, a joint venture between the People's Bank of China and ICAP, will begin offering swaps and forwards with Malaysia’s ringgit, Russia’s ruble and the New Zealand dollar from today
Read moreAndrew Saks-McLeod looks at the potential future for Western FX firms with business in China: Will the Chinese government insist on partial Chinese ownership of Western firms?
Read moreGlobal foreign exchange reserves may have fallen in the third quarter for the first time since the financial crisis as central banks stepped up interventions to prevent their currencies from falling too sharply. As the U.S. Federal Reserve gears up to raise interest rates next year, dollar-funded "carry trades", in which traders borrow in low…
Read moreChina remains a strong focus for overseas firms, with rapidly growing Middle Eastern commodity and currency futures venue DGCX having entered into a collaborative agreement with China's top commodity exchange
Read moreThis is the first MoU that CFFEX has signed with a derivatives exchange in the Middle East...
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