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    • Singapore Exchange plans to focus on risk-hedging products related to Indian infra, ESG initiatives

    • NSE, SGX aim to start joint derivatives project by second quarter

    • Why India is unable to attract global currency traders

    • Domestic bourses gear up to make India a global financial hub

    • Can GIFT City be the next Hong Kong?

    • Singaporean FM asks NSE,SGX to resolve issues to serve investors

    • SGX says to list Indian derivatives despite legal move by Indian bourse

    • HCL renews IT engagement with Singapore Exchange

    • BSE's Rs 1,243 cr IPO fully subscribed

    • SBI hits overseas debt market with $500 mn 5-year bond sale

    • NTPC to raise $500-700 mn in new Masala bonds

    • SGX aims to host global Masala bonds

    • Indiabulls-sponsored unit barred from trading in S'pore bourse

    • NSE to launch Indian sector futures on Singapore Exchange

    • ICICI raises $500 mn from global bond sale

    • From iron ore to eggs, Asia builds commodity pricing clout

    • SGX to trade Nifty Options from July 16

      The Singapore Exchange (SGX) today said it will offer Options contracts from July 16 under its latest product partnership with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) to enable investors to participate in India‘s economic growth.

    • BSE Sensex falls on Macquarie fund report, Infosys

      The BSE Sensex reversed early gains to fall more than 1% after a Reuters report said Macquarie's Asia hedge fund has exited its short positions in Indian single stock futures in response to proposed tax rules that could lower investment returns.

    • Macquarie hedge fund exits short bets in India on tax fears

      Macquarie's Asia hedge fund has exited its short positions in Indian single stock futures in response to a controversial set of proposed tax rules that could lower investment returns.

    • SGX quarterly profit up 16%, eyes new listings

      Singapore Exchange , Asia's third-biggest listed bourse, posted a forecast-beating 16% rise in quarterly profit on Tuesday and said it sees growing interest from international companies to list in the city-state.

    • Manchester United applies for Singapore IPO

      English Premier League soccer champions Manchester United have filed a preliminary application with the Singapore Exchange for a planned listing, a source with direct knowledge of the deal said.

    • BILT subsidiary raises USD 200m through bond issues

      Ballarpur International Graphic Paper Holdings (BIGPH), a subsidiary of Ballarpur Industries Ltd today said it has raised USD 200 million (around Rs 895 crore) through issue of bonds in the international market.

    • ASEAN bourses expect to start cross border trading in 2012

      The four main stock exchanges in the Association of South East Asia Nations (ASEAN) is expected to go live by the end of the first quarter of 2012.

    • A tale of two exchanges: How Singapore lost Down Under

      Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan was in the South Korean coastal city of Gyeongju preparing for meetings with G20 finance ministers when he heard the news.

    • Exchange tie-ups put focus on Asia, ASX shares rally

      A wave of stock exchange consolidation globally has thrown the spotlight on Asia's bourses, sparking a rally in shares of Australia's ASX, which is trying to convince politicians to support a USD 7.9 billion takeover bid from Singapore Exchange.

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