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Indian and Singapore exchanges extend derivatives trading link through Connect platform

01 August 2022 India Singapore
Reporter: Bob Currie

The NSE ISFC-SGX Connect platform will route orders from Singapore Exchange trading members to NSE IFSC for execution, with post-trade handled through NSE IFSC Clearing Corporation and SGX Group’s Derivatives Clearing

Bank of America, BNY Mellon and Citi invest US$20m in Genesis Global

29 July 2022 US
Reporter: Winnie Lee

Bank of America, BNY Mellon and Citi have invested US$20 million in Genesis Global, a low-code application development platform for financial markets organisations

Tomi Adu departs from Scotiabank

29 July 2022 UK
Reporter: Holly Shelton

After five years, Tomi Adu has departed from her position as director of collateral trading at Scotiabank to join Morgan Stanley

South Korea tightens oversight of short selling

29 July 2022 S Korea
Reporter: SFT

The Financial Services Commission (FSC) has announced a package of measures designed to tighten supervision of illegal short selling and to improve the operation of the short-selling system

Cloudwall adopts digital asset taxonomy system

28 July 2022 US
Reporter: Winnie Lee

The integration will classify and group more than 1,000 digital assets, which will help investors understand market, liquidity, credit, operational and other risks, both at the level of individual assets and whole sectors

Taiwan Futures Exchange launches OTC derivatives clearing

28 July 2022 Taiwan
Reporter: Bob Currie

TAIFEX has released a clearing facility for off-exchange derivatives, built largely in house, with 11 banks initially registered with the CCP as clearing members

Delta One launches equity finance trading platform through Bloomberg

28 July 2022 US
Reporter: Holly Shelton

Delta One is a peer-to-peer stock lending and balance sheet management platform that gives users pre- and post-trade analytics to help them make informed, real-time decisions at the portfolio level, according to the firm