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Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, European Union, etc. | 4 Oct 2021

60-second read: How trading with a futures exchange minimises risk

Futures exchanges can provide a well-regulated place to hedge physical commodities trade while minimising credit, settlement, and legal risk, according to Samantha Gilbert’s talk with Errol Bong, head of compliance & legal counsel at Noble Group.
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Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, China, etc. | 4 Oct 2021

In-house interview: How blockchain could facilitate the advent of electronic bills of lading

Errol Bong, head of compliance & legal counsel at Noble Group, explains that blockchain presents an opportunity to fix some of the risks and toils of using paper bills of lading to prove ownership in international trade.
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Lexology PRO | European Union, Norway, United Kingdom | 13 Jul 2021

Forex cartel had marketwide impact on every currency trade, UK tribunal told

Banks that rigged foreign exchange rates for specific currency trades also tacitly colluded on pricing strategies, affecting other trades between different customers and banks that were not part of the conspiracy, an expert economist has told the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal.
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Vaish Associates Advocates | India | 17 May 2019

CCI cedes jurisdiction to SEBI to decide upon complaint of abuse of dominance against National Stock Exchange

The Competition Commission of India (“CCI/ Commission”), in a surprise turn from its previous position taken in so many cases before , has , vide…
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Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP | USA | 31 May 2018

A Look At The Proposal to Simplify The Volcker Rule

On May 30, the Federal Reserve issued a proposal (the “Proposed Regulations”) to revamp regulations implementing the Volcker Rule, a centerpiece of…
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IP Law Galli | European Union, Italy | 12 Mar 2018

Italy ready to implement EU Directive on Trade Secrets

The government recently submitted to Parliament the text of a draft legislative decree to implement the EU Directive on Trade Secrets. The main changes proposed include the alignment of domestic rules on trade secrets with international standards; the prohibition of trade in goods whose design, features, function, production or marketing significantly benefit from unlawfully obtained trade......
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4 New Square Chambers | United Kingdom | 8 Mar 2018

FCA v Grout [2018] EWCA Civ 71: Anonymous or Synonymous?

The Court of Appeal confirms the restrictive approach to third party rights under FCA Notices adopted by the Supreme Court in Macris v FCA [2017] UKSC…
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Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | United Kingdom | 13 Feb 2018

Court of Appeal finds no contractual duty to prevent counterparty from inflicting economic harm on itself

A recent Court of Appeal decision has found that a broker owed no contractual duty to prevent a "sophisticated and experienced" trader (trading as a…
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Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP | USA | 15 Oct 2017

CME Group Summarizes Summary Fines Process for Reporting Errors

CME Group issued a revised Market Regulation Advisory Notice that sets forth infractions subject to summary fines (i.e., fines that are not less than…
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Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP | USA | 13 Aug 2017

Federal Court Rejects CFTC Request for Permanent Trading Ban Against Energy Trader Who Falsely Altered Employer’s Records

A federal court in New York City denied a request by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to permanently bar Fan Wang, a former energy trader…
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