Tocom sets targets high

With competition between global commodity exchanges fierce, the Tokyo Commodity Exchange has big plans to bolster its market position this year, Tocom's chairman and chief executive, Masaaki Nangaku, tells Stella Farrington

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This year is set to be a key one for the Tokyo Commodity Exchange (Tocom), as it develops a new trading platform, pushes ahead with plans for 24-hour opening and continues to explore demutualisation. With global competition among exchanges heating up, Tocom's chairman and chief executive, Masaaki Nangaku, is determined the exchange will become more competitive in order to benefit from the increased interest in commodities in Asia.

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