Sentence examples for exchange futures from inspiring English sources

Gill is President of GFX Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of CME Group that provides liquidity in foreign exchange futures, and serves on the Board of Directors of CME Clearing Europe.

CME also said trading of all foreign exchange futures products would be consolidated into a single trading pit, while the trading of some foreign exchange products would move to Globex.

Dressed in a grey pinstripe suit and tie, Kerviel took the opportunity today to reiterate what he has claimed ever since news of the scandal broke in 2008: his supervisors had been aware of his activities, even when he was betting €49bn – more than the value of Société Générale itself – on a series of trades on stock exchange futures.

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According to the Toronto Police, there are more than 100 victims who have been defrauded by Tang's hedge fund, which claimed to have invested in stocks, foreign exchange, futures, options and mutual funds on Wall Street and stock markets in China and Hong Kong.

Understand EFP's using SSF's: An Exchange Futures for Physical (EFP) is a combination order to buy (or sell) an amount of underlying stock and simultaneously sell (or buy) the equivalent number of SSFs with a counterparty who buys (or sells) the corresponding underlying SSF.

What they do is exchange future value, future ownership, and future liquidation for early perks that really don't matter.

In Hong Kong and Singapore, for example, investment banks trade everything from foreign-exchange futures to credit derivatives and structured products.

Eager to change the subject, Mr Ferscha said the same day that Eurex US would begin trading foreign-exchange futures in September.

You know you've hit a hot button when publicly traded stock exchanges, futures brokers, and a host of bank stocks get slammed with the simple mention of a financial transactions tax ("FTT").

A net exporter of financial assets is known as a borrower, exchanging future payments for current consumption.