Posts Tagged ‘market regulator’
Can SGX manage the conflict?
November 11th, 2009 | 
Author: IT HAS been reassuring to learn how the Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) Regulatory Conflicts Committee (RCC) reviews perceived and actual conflicts that could arise from the exchange’s status as a self-regulated organisation and its dual role as a listed company and a market regulator.
Among various things, the committee looked into how SGX handled the recent lapses at S-chips here and scrutinised deal… more
Posted in Singapore Financial News | 
Tags: chips, committee, company, Conflicts, deal, dual role, exchange, lapses, market, market regulator, organisation, RCC, regulator, Regulatory, regulatory conflicts, role, SGX, Singapore, singapore exchange, status | 
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Call to Curb Speculators in Energy
The top commodity market regulator said that the U.S. should consider limiting some energy futures trading.
Posted in Options Trading |
Tags: commodity, commodity market, energy, energy futures, futures trading, market, market regulator, regulator, trading, U.S. |
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Some Energy Trade Limits Weighed
The top commodity market regulator said that the U.S. should consider limiting some energy futures trading.
Posted in Options Trading |
Tags: commodity, commodity market, energy, energy futures, futures trading, market, market regulator, regulator, trading, U.S. |
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