New Exchange on TradingView; HKEX in New York

ASIC severely punishes the securities company

The Australian financial market regulator, ASIC, has fined Morrison Securities Pty Ltd A$333,000 for complying with the breach notice. The company has already paid the shining fine by the regulator’s Markets Disciplinary Committee.

Today (Thursday), I announce that the securities firm has violated a section of the ASIC Market Integrity Rules that stipulate fair and orderly operations. The regulator highlighted that the violations led to “significant changes in the prices of securities that were unreasonable under the circumstances and were not caused by normal market events.”

ASIC stated that “the Municipal Development Program has described Morrison’s behavior as representing the high end of ‘negligence'”.

TradingView adds data from Dhaka Stock Exchange

TradingView has expanded its market data feed with the latest addition of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), one of two stock exchanges in Bangladesh. With this, TradingView clients have access to all stocks, indices and bonds on the Dubai Stock Exchange.

“We believe the new data will bring new ideas and opportunities to your market research,” TradingView added.

DSE data on TradingView

HKEX opens New York office

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) opens a new office in New York. It came six months after it was announced, finance poles I mentioned earlier. The new office will be located at 1270 Avenue of Americas and will be headed by Roger McAvoy, Managing Director and Head of Business Development, North America.

Under the new office, HKEX will support its clients in North America by providing improved access to information on capital markets in Asia.

“Better visibility and access to Asian capital markets in the US is in great demand, and in opening a HKEX office in New York, we can better align our clients’ interests and ambitions,” said McAvoy.

GTC appoints a new Chief Analyst

Dubai-based Global Trade Capital, or GTC, has appointed Jamil Ahmed as Chief Analyst and Advisor to the CEO. The company is regulated by the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission and provides trading services.

Ahmed previously worked for several other brands in the field of Forex and CFDs. Most recently, he was Alpari’s Chief Investment Strategist for the Middle East and North Africa, a position he held for only five months. He was also Director of Investment Strategy at NAGA for ten months. Prior to that, he spent six years at ForexTime, leaving as Global Head of Currency Strategy and Market Research.

Banks apply for cryptocurrency trademarks

HSBC and Mastercard have submitted additional crypto-related trademark rights to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Mastercard’s brands are associated with crypto and blockchain transactions, while HSBC is seeking approval around reverse banking and non-fungible token (NFTs) services.

ASIC severely punishes the securities company

The Australian financial market regulator, ASIC, has fined Morrison Securities Pty Ltd A$333,000 for complying with the breach notice. The company has already paid the shining fine by the regulator’s Markets Disciplinary Committee.

Today (Thursday), I announce that the securities firm has violated a section of the ASIC Market Integrity Rules that stipulate fair and orderly operations. The regulator highlighted that the violations led to “significant changes in the prices of securities that were unreasonable under the circumstances and were not caused by normal market events.”

ASIC stated that “the Municipal Development Program has described Morrison’s behavior as representing the high end of ‘negligence'”.

TradingView adds data from Dhaka Stock Exchange

TradingView has expanded its market data feed with the latest addition of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), one of two stock exchanges in Bangladesh. With this, TradingView clients have access to all stocks, indices and bonds on the Dubai Stock Exchange.

“We believe the new data will bring new ideas and opportunities to your market research,” TradingView added.

DSE data on TradingView

HKEX opens New York office

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) opens a new office in New York. It came six months after it was announced, finance poles I mentioned earlier. The new office will be located at 1270 Avenue of Americas and will be headed by Roger McAvoy, Managing Director and Head of Business Development, North America.

Under the new office, HKEX will support its clients in North America by providing improved access to information on capital markets in Asia.

“Better visibility and access to Asian capital markets in the US is in great demand, and in opening a HKEX office in New York, we can better align our clients’ interests and ambitions,” said McAvoy.

GTC appoints a new Chief Analyst

Dubai-based Global Trade Capital, or GTC, has appointed Jamil Ahmed as Chief Analyst and Advisor to the CEO. The company is regulated by the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission and provides trading services.

Ahmed previously worked for several other brands in the field of Forex and CFDs. Most recently, he was Alpari’s Chief Investment Strategist for the Middle East and North Africa, a position he held for only five months. He was also Director of Investment Strategy at NAGA for ten months. Prior to that, he spent six years at ForexTime, leaving as Global Head of Currency Strategy and Market Research.

Banks apply for cryptocurrency trademarks

HSBC and Mastercard have submitted additional trademark rights related to cryptocurrency to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Mastercard’s brands are associated with crypto and blockchain transactions, while HSBC is seeking approval around reverse banking and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

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