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Question 1 of 30
1. Question
On what does the NOTICE ON LISTING, DE-LISTING OR TRADING OF RELEVANT PRODUCTS ON AN ORGANISED MARKET OF AN APPROVED EXCHANGE OR A RECOGNISED MARKET OPERATOR INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE applies?
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Please learn that Notice, NOTICE ON LISTING, DE-LISTING OR TRADING OF RELEVANT PRODUCTS ON AN ORGANISED MARKET OF AN APPROVED EXCHANGE OR A RECOGNISED MARKET OPERATOR INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE, applies to a n exchange which operates an organized market on which any relevant product will be listed, or is recorded or allowed for exchange, but does not apply to a trade in regard of any prohibited warrants (as characterized in this Notice) recorded, or is recorded or allowed for exchange.
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Please learn that Notice, NOTICE ON LISTING, DE-LISTING OR TRADING OF RELEVANT PRODUCTS ON AN ORGANISED MARKET OF AN APPROVED EXCHANGE OR A RECOGNISED MARKET OPERATOR INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE, applies to a n exchange which operates an organized market on which any relevant product will be listed, or is recorded or allowed for exchange, but does not apply to a trade in regard of any prohibited warrants (as characterized in this Notice) recorded, or is recorded or allowed for exchange.
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Question 2 of 30
2. Question
A relevant product other than a futures contract or excluded warrant is known as :
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Please learn that the purposes of areas 29 and 41 of the SFA, sets out the ongoing and notice prerequisites relating to the posting, de-listing, or trading of pertinent items, other than avoided warrants, on a composed showcase. “alternative product” implies a relevant product other than a futures contract or excluded warrant.
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Please learn that the purposes of areas 29 and 41 of the SFA, sets out the ongoing and notice prerequisites relating to the posting, de-listing, or trading of pertinent items, other than avoided warrants, on a composed showcase. “alternative product” implies a relevant product other than a futures contract or excluded warrant.
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Question 3 of 30
3. Question
“Conversion ratio”, in relation to a warrant, means:
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It is to be acknowledged that “alternative product” implies an important item other than a prospects contract or excluded warrant; “conversion ratio”, in connection to a warrant, implies the formula that determines the number or value of the underlying things to which each warrant relates.
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It is to be acknowledged that “alternative product” implies an important item other than a prospects contract or excluded warrant; “conversion ratio”, in connection to a warrant, implies the formula that determines the number or value of the underlying things to which each warrant relates.
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Question 4 of 30
4. Question
What does the “appropriate price limit”, in relation to a futures contract or a class of futures contracts, refer to?
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Please learn that the “appropriate price limit”, in relation to a futures contract or a class of futures contracts, implies a price limit imposed by an exchange in respect of the futures contract or lesson of prospects contracts (as the case may be), for the reason of ensuring the efficient exchanging of the prospects contract or lesson of prospects contract.
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Please learn that the “appropriate price limit”, in relation to a futures contract or a class of futures contracts, implies a price limit imposed by an exchange in respect of the futures contract or lesson of prospects contracts (as the case may be), for the reason of ensuring the efficient exchanging of the prospects contract or lesson of prospects contract.
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Question 5 of 30
5. Question
What is the “daily leverage certificate” based on?
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It is stated that the “daily leverage certificate” implies to an exchange-traded certificate that changes in value based on the following formula: A × B, where – “A” is the alter within the esteem of (a) offers of an organization, units in commerce believe, units in a collective investment plot, that are recorded on an indicated trade.
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It is stated that the “daily leverage certificate” implies to an exchange-traded certificate that changes in value based on the following formula: A × B, where – “A” is the alter within the esteem of (a) offers of an organization, units in commerce believe, units in a collective investment plot, that are recorded on an indicated trade.
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Question 6 of 30
6. Question
What does “B” denote in the formula A x B, in “daily leverage certificate”?
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“Daily leverage certificate” implies an exchange-traded certificate that changes in esteem based on the taking after formula: A × B 3 where – “A” is the alter within the esteem of (a) offers of an organization, units in commerce believe, units in a collective investment conspire, that are recorded on an indicated trade; or (b) a securities index; as the case may be, since the graduation of the exchanging day; and “B” is the leverage factor that is specified in the offer document for the certificate,, being – (a) where the fundamental thing of the certificate is any share of a corporation, unit in commerce believe or unit in collective speculation conspire, that’s listed on an indicated trade, a useful figure of not more than 5 times.
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“Daily leverage certificate” implies an exchange-traded certificate that changes in esteem based on the taking after formula: A × B 3 where – “A” is the alter within the esteem of (a) offers of an organization, units in commerce believe, units in a collective investment conspire, that are recorded on an indicated trade; or (b) a securities index; as the case may be, since the graduation of the exchanging day; and “B” is the leverage factor that is specified in the offer document for the certificate,, being – (a) where the fundamental thing of the certificate is any share of a corporation, unit in commerce believe or unit in collective speculation conspire, that’s listed on an indicated trade, a useful figure of not more than 5 times.
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Question 7 of 30
7. Question
In the context of what should the Market Participants put in place internal entertainment and gifts, value thresholds and these thresholds should be reasonable?
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Market Participants should create internal thresholds for entertainment and gifts and these thresholds should be appropriate in relation to the relationships and activities to which they relate. Market Participants should take careful notice of the type, frequency, and cost of entertainment and gifts obtained or provided by their employees, and should require their employees to report all entertainment and gifts received or given, in excess of the relevant internal thresholds.
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Market Participants should create internal thresholds for entertainment and gifts and these thresholds should be appropriate in relation to the relationships and activities to which they relate. Market Participants should take careful notice of the type, frequency, and cost of entertainment and gifts obtained or provided by their employees, and should require their employees to report all entertainment and gifts received or given, in excess of the relevant internal thresholds.
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Question 8 of 30
8. Question
What type of exchanges are included in the “futures exchange”?
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Please learn that “futures exchange” implies an exchange that operates an organized market on which futures contracts are listed or permitted for trading; “position” implies a prospects contract which is extraordinary and has not been liquidated — (a) by an offsetting transaction; (b) by conveyance of the product fundamental the prospects contract; (c) through the settlement of the prospects contract in agreement with the business rules or hones set by the trade, or (d) by substituting the prospects contract for a cash product.
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Please learn that “futures exchange” implies an exchange that operates an organized market on which futures contracts are listed or permitted for trading; “position” implies a prospects contract which is extraordinary and has not been liquidated — (a) by an offsetting transaction; (b) by conveyance of the product fundamental the prospects contract; (c) through the settlement of the prospects contract in agreement with the business rules or hones set by the trade, or (d) by substituting the prospects contract for a cash product.
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Question 9 of 30
9. Question
Which limits are included in the “position limit”?
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Please note that “securities index” implies a list comprising offers or debentures of a corporation, units in a trade belief, or units in a collective venture scheme, that are recorded on an indicated exchange; “specified exchange” implies – (a) an affirmed trade indicated in Reference section 1; or (b) a perceived advertise administrator that’s consolidated in Singapore. Whereas in “position limits”, the included limits are the maximum position that is either net long or net short, which is determined by an exchange.
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Please note that “securities index” implies a list comprising offers or debentures of a corporation, units in a trade belief, or units in a collective venture scheme, that are recorded on an indicated exchange; “specified exchange” implies – (a) an affirmed trade indicated in Reference section 1; or (b) a perceived advertise administrator that’s consolidated in Singapore. Whereas in “position limits”, the included limits are the maximum position that is either net long or net short, which is determined by an exchange.
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Question 10 of 30
10. Question
“Excluded warrant” means a warrant of which the underlying thing is:
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Please note that “excluded warrant” implies – (a) a warrant of which the underlying thing is – (i) ny share or debenture of a corporation that is listed on a specified exchange; (ii) any unit in a business trust that is listed on a specified exchange; 4 (iii) any unit of a collective investment scheme that is listed on a specified exchange; or (iv) any securities record comprising offers or units.
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Please note that “excluded warrant” implies – (a) a warrant of which the underlying thing is – (i) ny share or debenture of a corporation that is listed on a specified exchange; (ii) any unit in a business trust that is listed on a specified exchange; 4 (iii) any unit of a collective investment scheme that is listed on a specified exchange; or (iv) any securities record comprising offers or units.
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Question 11 of 30
11. Question
What does the “sharp price movement”, explain?
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It is to be acknowledged that “sharp price movement”, in connection to a prospects contract, implies an increase or decrease in price between any two points in time, T and T-1, that’s not commonly seen for the prospects contract where – “T” is the point in time at which the comparison within the cost of prospects contract takes place.
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It is to be acknowledged that “sharp price movement”, in connection to a prospects contract, implies an increase or decrease in price between any two points in time, T and T-1, that’s not commonly seen for the prospects contract where – “T” is the point in time at which the comparison within the cost of prospects contract takes place.
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Question 12 of 30
12. Question
What point is the “T-1” point in terms of sharp price movement?
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It is to be acknowledged that in terms of sharp price movement, “T” is the point in time at which the comparison within the cost of prospects contract takes place; and “T-1” is the point in time before T, but at or after the time at which the daily settlement price of the last trading day was calculated.
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It is to be acknowledged that in terms of sharp price movement, “T” is the point in time at which the comparison within the cost of prospects contract takes place; and “T-1” is the point in time before T, but at or after the time at which the daily settlement price of the last trading day was calculated.
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Question 13 of 30
13. Question
What is comprised of the “securities index”?
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Please acknowledge that the “securities index” implies shares or debentures of a corporation, units in commerce believe, or units in a collective venture scheme, that are recorded on an indicated trade.
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Please acknowledge that the “securities index” implies shares or debentures of a corporation, units in commerce believe, or units in a collective venture scheme, that are recorded on an indicated trade.
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Question 14 of 30
14. Question
What type of contracts do the future contracts deal with, in relation to an exchange?
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Please larn that “futures contract”, in relation to an exchange, deal with contracts that are listed or permitted for trading on an organized market that the exchange operates; and (b) “class of prospects contracts”, in connection a trade, implies a course of futures contracts that are recorded or allowed for exchanging on an sorted out showcase that the trade works.
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Please larn that “futures contract”, in relation to an exchange, deal with contracts that are listed or permitted for trading on an organized market that the exchange operates; and (b) “class of prospects contracts”, in connection a trade, implies a course of futures contracts that are recorded or allowed for exchanging on an sorted out showcase that the trade works.
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Question 15 of 30
15. Question
What must be ensured by the futures exchange about the risks of disorderly trading arising from sharp price movements?
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A futures exchange must guarantee that the dangers of jumbled exchanging emerging from sharp cost developments are relieved for prospects contracts. 3.2 A prospects trade may moderate the dangers of jumbled exchanging emerging from sharp cost developments for prospects contracts through the inconvenience of appropriate cost limits or something else, in connection to any prospects contract or class of prospects contracts.
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A futures exchange must guarantee that the dangers of jumbled exchanging emerging from sharp cost developments are relieved for prospects contracts. 3.2 A prospects trade may moderate the dangers of jumbled exchanging emerging from sharp cost developments for prospects contracts through the inconvenience of appropriate cost limits or something else, in connection to any prospects contract or class of prospects contracts.
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Question 16 of 30
16. Question
What must be ensured where a futures exchange imposes appropriate price limits in relation to any futures contract?
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Please acknowledge that where a futures exchange forces fitting cost limits in connection to any futures contract or lesson of prospects contracts, the prospects trade must ensure that the fitting cost limits don’t influence the deliberate exchanging of the future contract or lesson of prospects contracts (as the case may be).
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Please acknowledge that where a futures exchange forces fitting cost limits in connection to any futures contract or lesson of prospects contracts, the prospects trade must ensure that the fitting cost limits don’t influence the deliberate exchanging of the future contract or lesson of prospects contracts (as the case may be).
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Question 17 of 30
17. Question
Where must the relevant product exchange certify?
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It must be understood that a relevant item exchange must certify to the Specialist, within the frame and manner as the Specialist may specify, in a record that’s not wrong or misleading, and marked by its chief official officer.
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It must be understood that a relevant item exchange must certify to the Specialist, within the frame and manner as the Specialist may specify, in a record that’s not wrong or misleading, and marked by its chief official officer.
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Question 18 of 30
18. Question
In respect of what must, a relevant product exchange certify to the Authority, in the form and manner as the Authority may specify?
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Please note that a relevant product trade must certify to the Specialist, within the shape and manner as the Specialist may specify, in an archive that’s not untrue or misleading, and marked by its chief official officer, or any such officer that he delegates his specialist to that’s affirmed by the Specialist, in regard of every relevant item recorded or allowed for exchanging on the sorted out showcase which the pertinent item trade works.
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Please note that a relevant product trade must certify to the Specialist, within the shape and manner as the Specialist may specify, in an archive that’s not untrue or misleading, and marked by its chief official officer, or any such officer that he delegates his specialist to that’s affirmed by the Specialist, in regard of every relevant item recorded or allowed for exchanging on the sorted out showcase which the pertinent item trade works.
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Question 19 of 30
19. Question
A relevant product exchange must before the de-listing of a futures contract:
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It is to be learned that the requirements in connection to the de-listing of prospects contracts incorporate that relevant product exchange must before the de-listing of a futures contract– (a) ensure that there remains no open interest in the futures contract; (b) guarantee there will be no open interest in the futures contract at the point of the de-listing, and (c) ensure that the de-listing of the futures contract is not in breach of any legal obligation that the relevant product exchange is subject to.
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It is to be learned that the requirements in connection to the de-listing of prospects contracts incorporate that relevant product exchange must before the de-listing of a futures contract– (a) ensure that there remains no open interest in the futures contract; (b) guarantee there will be no open interest in the futures contract at the point of the de-listing, and (c) ensure that the de-listing of the futures contract is not in breach of any legal obligation that the relevant product exchange is subject to.
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Question 20 of 30
20. Question
What does an exchange that operates an organized market on which alternative products are listed for trading must before de-listing an alternative product ensure?
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Please note thatan exchange that operates an organized market on which alternative products are listed for trading must before de-listing an alternative product– (a) ensure that there remain outstanding investor positions in the alternative product that is to be de-listed; (b) fulfill itself that the de-listing of the elective item will not cause any disruption to any other showcase, and (c) guarantee that the de-listing of the elective item isn’t in breach of any legal commitment appropriate to the trade.
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Please note thatan exchange that operates an organized market on which alternative products are listed for trading must before de-listing an alternative product– (a) ensure that there remain outstanding investor positions in the alternative product that is to be de-listed; (b) fulfill itself that the de-listing of the elective item will not cause any disruption to any other showcase, and (c) guarantee that the de-listing of the elective item isn’t in breach of any legal commitment appropriate to the trade.
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Question 21 of 30
21. Question
According to the notification requirements pertaining to futures contracts, how must a futures exchange, prior to the listing or trading of futures notify the Authority?
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According to the notification requirements pertaining to futures contracts, a futures exchange must, prior to the listing or trading of futures, in the shape and way as the authority may indicate, notify the authority in a document signed by its chief executive officer, or any such officer that he delegates his specialist to that’s affirmed by the authority.
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According to the notification requirements pertaining to futures contracts, a futures exchange must, prior to the listing or trading of futures, in the shape and way as the authority may indicate, notify the authority in a document signed by its chief executive officer, or any such officer that he delegates his specialist to that’s affirmed by the authority.
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Question 22 of 30
22. Question
Who is a “capital markets intermediary”?
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It is to be acknowledged that “capital markets intermediary” implies a holder of a capital markets services license to carry on business in one or more of the regulated activities such as managing in capital markets products; support management; and genuine domain speculation believe the administration.
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It is to be acknowledged that “capital markets intermediary” implies a holder of a capital markets services license to carry on business in one or more of the regulated activities such as managing in capital markets products; support management; and genuine domain speculation believe the administration.
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Question 23 of 30
23. Question
A person exempted from the requirement to hold a capital markets services license under section 99(1)(a), (b) or (c) of the Act is known as :
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“Capital markets intermediary” implies – (a) a holder of a capital markets administrations permit to carry on trade in one or more of the taking after controlled activities: (i) managing in capital markets products; (ii) finance management; (iii) genuine bequest venture believe administration; or (b) a person exempted from the requirement to hold a capital markets services license under section 99(1)(a), (b) or (c) of the Act in regard of one or more of the taking after directed activities: (i) managing in capital markets products; (ii) finance management; (iii) genuine bequest venture believe the administration.
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“Capital markets intermediary” implies – (a) a holder of a capital markets administrations permit to carry on trade in one or more of the taking after controlled activities: (i) managing in capital markets products; (ii) finance management; (iii) genuine bequest venture believe administration; or (b) a person exempted from the requirement to hold a capital markets services license under section 99(1)(a), (b) or (c) of the Act in regard of one or more of the taking after directed activities: (i) managing in capital markets products; (ii) finance management; (iii) genuine bequest venture believe the administration.
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Question 24 of 30
24. Question
What is a person, other than an institutional investor, on whose behalf, the capital markets intermediary (either directly or through its agent) carries on or will carry on fund management?
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Costumer implies in connection to a capital market middle person carrying on commerce in fund management or genuine domain speculation believe management. He is a person, other than an institutional investor, on whose behalf, the capital markets intermediary (either directly or through its agent) carries on or will carry on fund management or genuine domain investment trust administration.
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Costumer implies in connection to a capital market middle person carrying on commerce in fund management or genuine domain speculation believe management. He is a person, other than an institutional investor, on whose behalf, the capital markets intermediary (either directly or through its agent) carries on or will carry on fund management or genuine domain investment trust administration.
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Question 25 of 30
25. Question
What must be established by a capital markets intermediary which places or executes customers’ orders for purchase or sale of any capital markets products?
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A capital markets intermediary, which (either specifically or through its agent) places or executes, or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders for buy or sale of any capital markets products, must establish and execute written policies and procedures that are commensurate with nature, scale and complexity of its business.
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A capital markets intermediary, which (either specifically or through its agent) places or executes, or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders for buy or sale of any capital markets products, must establish and execute written policies and procedures that are commensurate with nature, scale and complexity of its business.
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Question 26 of 30
26. Question
Why does a capital market intermediary must establish and implement written policies and procedures that are commensurate with the nature, scale, and complexity of its business?
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A capital markets intermediary, which (either specifically or through its agent) establish and implement, or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders for buy or sale of any capital markets items, must build up and actualize composed approaches and procedures that are commensurate with the nature, scale and complexity of its business: (a) to put or execute or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders on the best available terms; and (b) to place or execute or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders on the best available terms.
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A capital markets intermediary, which (either specifically or through its agent) establish and implement, or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders for buy or sale of any capital markets items, must build up and actualize composed approaches and procedures that are commensurate with the nature, scale and complexity of its business: (a) to put or execute or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders on the best available terms; and (b) to place or execute or both, as the case may be, customers’ orders on the best available terms.
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Question 27 of 30
27. Question
A futures exchange must ensure that each futures contract it lists or permits the trading of, has a methodology to set the final settlement price that:
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It is stated that futures exchange must ensure that each futures contract it lists or permits the trading of, has a methodology to set the final settlement price that (a) Is not susceptible to manipulation; and (b) guarantees the ultimate settlement cost precisely reflects the cost or esteem of the underlying thing or basic things of the prospects contract.
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It is stated that futures exchange must ensure that each futures contract it lists or permits the trading of, has a methodology to set the final settlement price that (a) Is not susceptible to manipulation; and (b) guarantees the ultimate settlement cost precisely reflects the cost or esteem of the underlying thing or basic things of the prospects contract.
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Question 28 of 30
28. Question
What kind of delivery procedures must be there where a futures contract allows for physical delivery?
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please acknowledge that where a futures contract permits for physical delivery, delivery procedures must be there that guarantees that the underlying thing or underlying things of the futures contract is delivered from the seller to the buyer of the futures contract in a safe, reliable and timely manner.
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please acknowledge that where a futures contract permits for physical delivery, delivery procedures must be there that guarantees that the underlying thing or underlying things of the futures contract is delivered from the seller to the buyer of the futures contract in a safe, reliable and timely manner.
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Question 29 of 30
29. Question
At what condition of the relevant product’s trading must not be listed by the relevant product exchange?
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Please learn that relevant product trade must not list or allow the exchanging of relevant products whether exclusively or collectively, that will – (a) have a tangibly unfavorable effect on the reasonable, efficient, and transparent the functioning of the sorted out markets that the significant item exchange operates; (b) have a substantial unfavorable effect on the effective working of the organized markets, that the significant item trade works, to allocate capital and exchange dangers; or (c) really increment the systemic hazard in Singapore. A relevant product’s trading must not be listed or allow the exchange of any relevant product that does not have any economic utility by the relevant product exchange.
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Please learn that relevant product trade must not list or allow the exchanging of relevant products whether exclusively or collectively, that will – (a) have a tangibly unfavorable effect on the reasonable, efficient, and transparent the functioning of the sorted out markets that the significant item exchange operates; (b) have a substantial unfavorable effect on the effective working of the organized markets, that the significant item trade works, to allocate capital and exchange dangers; or (c) really increment the systemic hazard in Singapore. A relevant product’s trading must not be listed or allow the exchange of any relevant product that does not have any economic utility by the relevant product exchange.
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Question 30 of 30
30. Question
Which risks assessment should be made by the relevant product exchange that it faces on an ongoing basis and take the appropriate steps to mitigate such risks?
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Kindly note that a relevant product exchange must make an appraisal of the reputational risks, legal dangers, and operational risks, that it faces on an ongoing basis and take the appropriate steps to mitigate such risks. A pertinent item trade must have input forms to distinguish the event of any critical event that might result in any non-compliance with any prerequisite in this notice.
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Kindly note that a relevant product exchange must make an appraisal of the reputational risks, legal dangers, and operational risks, that it faces on an ongoing basis and take the appropriate steps to mitigate such risks. A pertinent item trade must have input forms to distinguish the event of any critical event that might result in any non-compliance with any prerequisite in this notice.