Posts published in March 2016

Standard Chartered Bank has unveiled a new innovation lab in Singapore in a bid to culture and develop the use of emerging technologies and data…

The Hungarian forint traded lower today after yesterday’s surprise from the nation’s central bank. The Magyar Nemzeti Bank (the central bank of Hungary) lowered its main interest rate from 1.35%…

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA), comprised of the country’s thirteen key financial market regulators across their respective provinces, today issued a release that warns Canadians…

After the news that and that the company’s clients are not only not receiving their withdrawals but have also lost the ability to check their account…

The US dollar was pushing higher today as the outlook for monetary tightening turned into a more hawkish one after comments of Federal Reserve officials. Markets have discounted an interest rate hike…

The ongoing saga of Tom Hayes, the first individual to be convicted for the manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), has taken a…

Starting last week and continuing this week, Australia is seeing a light into the new economy, now that the “resources boom is over” (have we…

At -0.75% the Swiss franc holds the lowest interest rate of all the major currencies, and with inflation remaining stubbornly low we continue to maintain…

Market data provider Barchart, announced today the launch of a set of WebSockets APIs, embodying JavaScript, Java and soon Swift libraries. The APIs are designed…

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), an independent statutory body set up to help police the country’s domestic securities and futures market, has appointed…