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06 October 2009

Singapore Exchange and Singapore Commodity Exchange have announced plans to introduce a clearing link between the two markets on October 1.

SGX members will get direct trading access to Sicom as affiliated traders at no extra cost. Sicom has two derivatives, both rubber futures: the Ribbed Smoked Sheet 3 and Technically Specified Rubber 20.

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What concerns you most about the upcoming regulation changes?

Opportunity for regulatory arbitrage

15%

Impact on revenues

35%

Unnecessary complexity

11%

Workability of central clearing for OTC derivatives

Workability of forcing complex derivatives onto exchanges

31%

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