ASEAN Today, Africa Tomorrow?
This blog post originally appeared on TabbFORUM. The ASEAN link went live this week, linking Singapore Exchange and Bursa Malaysia members and traders, completing a project started five years ago....
View ArticleTrading in the Middle East: Turning a Corner?
Trading in the region will eventually become more attractive and accessible to overseas investors, but the panelists in Dubai implied that regulators were understandably quite cautious at present. Of...
View Article2 + 2 = 5: The Value of Exchange Alliances
A version of this article originally appeared in The National. Last month, the Stock Exchange of Thailand joined the ASEAN Trading Link, an alliance comprising three exchanges from across southeast...
View ArticleBack to the Future
This blog post was originally published on DerivSource. The news that NASDAQ OMX is investing into Dutch alternative venue TOM MTF proves once again how much the European trading landscape has changed...
View ArticleCome Trade with Me
A version of this blog post was originally published by the Financial Times. Recently, I traveled to Madrid. I booked a flight on British Airways and found myself flying… Iberia. Of course these days...
View ArticleSunGard Viewpoint: Attention on the Gulf Region’s Financial Markets
This SunGard Viewpoint comes from Philippe Carre, global head of connectivity, SunGard's capital markets business The expected multi-million-dollar windfall in investment following the recent upgrade...
View ArticleBorsa Istanbul – A Bridge Too Far?
A version of this blog post originally appeared in Today's Zaman. Turkey may be going through some political turmoil at the moment, but its economy and its stock market, Borsa Istanbul, have remained...
View ArticleNow or Never for Europe’s Exchanges
A version of this blog post was originally published by Financial Times. European businesses are in a bit of a bind. The euro zone – with the exception of Germany – is depressed, and the continent’s...
View ArticleTechnology Innovation in Exchanges
Philippe Carré argues that exchanges must strike a balance in their use of technology – to ensure that they match the latest standards in innovation but do not lose sight of their primary purpose.
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