New Exchange on TradingView; HKEX in New York

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ASIC Heavily Penalizes Securities Firm

The Australian financial market regulator, ASIC, has imposed a monetary penalty of AU$333,000 on Morrison Securities Pty Ltd to comply with an infringement notice. The company has already paid the penalty brought by the regulator’s Markets Disciplinary Panel.

Announced today (Thursday), the securities firm has violated a section of the ASIC Market Integrity Rules six times that mandate fair and orderly operations. The violations resulted in “significant price variations in the securities that were unreasonable in the circumstances and were not caused by ordinary market events,” the regulator highlighted.

“The MDP characterized Morrison’s conduct as at the high end of ‘careless’,” ASIC stated.

TradingView Adds Data from Dhaka Stock Exchange

TradingView has expanded its market data feed with the latest addition of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), one of the two exchanges in Bangladesh. With this, TradingView customers can access all DSE stocks, indices, and bonds.

TradingView has expanded its market data feed with the latest addition to its resources of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), one of the two exchanges in Bangladesh. Through this, TradingView customers can access all DSE stocks, indices, and bonds.

“We believe the new data will bring new ideas and opportunities to your market research,” TradingView added.

DSE data on TradingView

HKEX Opens New York Office

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) opened a new Office in New York. This was released six months after its announcement, Finance Magnates earlier reported. The new office is located at 1270 Avenue of Americas and will be led by Roger McAvoy, the Managing Director and Head of Business Development in North America.

Under the new office, HKEX will support its North American clients by offering enhanced access to information on Asia’s capital markets.

“There is immense appetite for better insight and access to Asia capital markets in the US, and in opening up an HKEX office in New York, we can better align with our clients’ interests and ambitions,” McAvoy said.

GTC Names New Chief Analyst

Dubai-based Global Trade Capital (GTC) has onboarded Jameel Ahmad as the Chief Analyst and also the Advisor to the CEO. The company is regulated by Vanuatu Financial Services Commission and offers trading services.

Ahmad previously worked for several other top forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) brands. Most recently, he was Alpari’s Chief Investment Strategist for MENA, which is a role he held for only five months. He was also a Director of Investment Strategy at NAGA for ten months. Prior to that, he spent six years at ForexTime, parting as its Global Head of Currency Strategy & Market Research.

Banks Are Filing for Crypto Trademarks

HSBC and Mastercard have submitted the rights for additional crypto-related trademarks with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Mastercard’s trademarks are related to crypto and blockchain transactions, while HSBC seeks approval around metaverse banking and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) services.

ASIC Heavily Penalizes Securities Firm

The Australian financial market regulator, ASIC, has imposed a monetary penalty of AU$333,000 on Morrison Securities Pty Ltd to comply with an infringement notice. The company has already paid the penalty brought by the regulator’s Markets Disciplinary Panel.

Announced today (Thursday), the securities firm has violated a section of the ASIC Market Integrity Rules six times that mandate fair and orderly operations. The violations resulted in “significant price variations in the securities that were unreasonable in the circumstances and were not caused by ordinary market events,” the regulator highlighted.

“The MDP characterized Morrison’s conduct as at the high end of ‘careless’,” ASIC stated.

TradingView Adds Data from Dhaka Stock Exchange

TradingView has expanded its market data feed with the latest addition of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), one of the two exchanges in Bangladesh. With this, TradingView customers can access all DSE stocks, indices, and bonds.

TradingView has expanded its market data feed with the latest addition to its resources of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), one of the two exchanges in Bangladesh. Through this, TradingView customers can access all DSE stocks, indices, and bonds.

“We believe the new data will bring new ideas and opportunities to your market research,” TradingView added.

DSE data on TradingView

HKEX Opens New York Office

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) opened a new Office in New York. This was released six months after its announcement, Finance Magnates earlier reported. The new office is located at 1270 Avenue of Americas and will be led by Roger McAvoy, the Managing Director and Head of Business Development in North America.

Under the new office, HKEX will support its North American clients by offering enhanced access to information on Asia’s capital markets.

“There is immense appetite for better insight and access to Asia capital markets in the US, and in opening up an HKEX office in New York, we can better align with our clients’ interests and ambitions,” McAvoy said.

GTC Names New Chief Analyst

Dubai-based Global Trade Capital (GTC) has onboarded Jameel Ahmad as the Chief Analyst and also the Advisor to the CEO. The company is regulated by Vanuatu Financial Services Commission and offers trading services.

Ahmad previously worked for several other top forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) brands. Most recently, he was Alpari’s Chief Investment Strategist for MENA, which is a role he held for only five months. He was also a Director of Investment Strategy at NAGA for ten months. Prior to that, he spent six years at ForexTime, parting as its Global Head of Currency Strategy & Market Research.

Banks Are Filing for Crypto Trademarks

HSBC and Mastercard have submitted the rights for additional crypto-related trademarks with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Mastercard’s trademarks are related to crypto and blockchain transactions, while HSBC seeks approval around metaverse banking and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) services.



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