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Services
High frequency heads for Asia’s mainstream
Brokers and exchange officials see market structure and services as relatively more important than latency, suggesting post-trade arrangements are increasingly important to ...
By Jame DiBiasio | 22 November 2011
Markets
SGX working on solving clearing and settlement issues
Singapore Exchange may be improving its technology to increase trading speeds and liquidity, but it is aware that clearing and settlement remains an issue.
By Joe Marsh | 2 September 2010
Markets
Eurex says more Asians are trading European markets
The European derivatives exchange says volumes are growing fast, particularly from small prop-trading firms using algorithmic trading.
By Cate Rocchi | 9 August 2010
Business Moves
BNP Paribas Securities Services expands to Beijing and in derivatives
The French firm continues to build its securities services business in Asia with a China office and a listed derivatives clearing licence in Singapore.
By Joseph Marsh | 11 June 2010
Services
Standard Chartered extends custody and clearing to Bahrain and Oman
The bank's Middle East custody and clearing business now extends to five markets, with the addition of six staff.
By Edward Russell | 23 February 2010
Markets
More clarity sought on central clearing plans
Corporate and financial firms want to know more about the likely impact of central clearing of over-the-counter derivatives, according to Greenwich Associates. A big issue ...
By Joseph Marsh | 9 February 2010
Business Moves
Chi-East chooses LCH.Clearnet as clearing facility
The London-based clearing house beat seven other firms to the mandate. Meanwhile, Chi-X is in talks with other Asia-Pacific exchanges over similar deals.
By Joseph Marsh | 19 November 2009
Services
Citi offers third-party clearing in Singapore
Members of the Singapore Stock Exchange can now use Citi for third-party clearing.
By Edward Russell | 15 September 2009
Services
Bahrain announces clearing and settlement guidelines
Bahrain’s central bank releases a new regulatory framework for custodians.
By Edward Russell | 22 April 2009
Services
Citi offers custody and clearing in the UAE
Citi’s direct custody and clearing services are now available in the United Arab Emirates.
By Edward Russell | 21 January 2009
Services
Deutsche sets up carbon securities service
The multi-currency, multi-market custody and settlement service reduces risk by settling carbon credits simultaneously against cash.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 25 January 2008
Services
Euroclear to help China process government bonds
The European depository bank seals an agreement with its Chinese counterpart responsible for government bonds.
By Andrew Peck | 11 July 2007
Services
Citi rolls out HK exchange clearing service
Move follows recent legislation allowing Hong Kong exchange members to outsource clearing and custody.
By Andrew Peck | 1 March 2006
Services
Citigroup launches third party clearing in Australia
Citigroup has entered the Australian third party clearing market and becomes the only foreign custodian to offer this service.
By Citigroup | 5 September 2005
Services
Futures exchange brings CCP clearing to Aussie debt
Central counterparty clearing for OTC bonds and repos a first for Asia Pacific.
By Elton Cane | 4 October 2001
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