Exchanges

GL Trade clients hit by Liffe API glitch

A software glitch that cut off some firms’ connectivity to the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (Liffe) late last month appears to have affected mostly clients of GL Trade, the Paris-based provider of data display and trading…

Confusion over membership at WBOT continues

Dan Parker, chief executive of Atlanta-based Weather Board of Trade (WBOT), today told RiskNews that two institutions he originally named as charter members of the weather derivatives exchange never had such an agreement with the company.

Eurex expands basis trading facility

Eurex will expand its over-the-counter basis trading facility to include selected euro bonds issued by member states of the European Monetary Union on Monday, said the derivatives exchange in a statement. The new facility is designed to complement…

HKEx tweaks stock futures and options offering

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) has tweaked its range of single-stock futures and options to include contracts related to Bank of China (BOC) Hong Kong (Holdings) and suspend those of China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec).

Malaysian bourse delays launch of single-stock futures

The Malaysia Derivatives Exchange (MDEX) has postponed the launch of single-stock futures (SSFs) contracts following a decision to further review the implications of trading the products on the main stock market. SSFs were initially scheduled for launch…

OM system failure behind HKEx interruption

A fault in the system of Swedish software company, OM Gruppen, was to blame for a temporary failure of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearings’ (HKEx) futures and options trading system last Thursday, the exchange has revealed.

Exchanging blows

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Malaysian bourse plans to launch single-stock futures

The Malaysia Derivatives Exchange (MDEX) plans to introduce single-stock futures (SSFs) by the first quarter of this year. The move is expected to boost liquidity in the country’s stock and derivatives markets, said Zaha Rina Zahari, chief operating…

HKEx considers risk leagues for listed companies

The Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing (HKEx) is considering splitting its listed companies into different leagues according to their risk profiles, the HKEx said last Friday in an in-house publication. The move is aimed at quelling investor concerns of a…

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