Topic: [2017-12-05] Tokyo Financial Exchange Plans for Bitcoin Futures Launch (Read 1772 times)
December 07, 2017, 06:34:37 AM
One of Japan's leading derivatives exchanges has begun preparations to launch Bitcoin futures contracts, creating competition for the US stock markets that announced the product launch later this month, according to an article published by Bloomberg, the US news agency . Tokyo Financial Exchange Inc., which has banks such as JPMorgan and Barclays Bank as trading partners, plans to set up a working group to study crypto-coins in January next year, Shozo Ohta, the company's chief executive, told a news conference last week. Among some of the requirements would be the change in the country's securities legislation, Ohta said. In Japan, the formation of a working group typically means the first step in drafting new laws.
December 05, 2017, 07:01:03 AM
Tokyo Financial Exchange Plans for Bitcoin Futures Launch
Taking a cue from its U.S. rivals, the Tokyo Financial Exchange is now preparing to launch its own bitcoin derivatives futures product.
The Tokyo Financial Exchange, one of Japan’s leading financial exchanges that counts the likes of JPMorgan Chase among its trading participants, is set to join the mad rush among traditional financial institutions to support bitcoin as a financial product.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/breaking-tokyo-financial-exchange-plans-bitcoin-futures-launch/
Taking a cue from its U.S. rivals, the Tokyo Financial Exchange is now preparing to launch its own bitcoin derivatives futures product.
The Tokyo Financial Exchange, one of Japan’s leading financial exchanges that counts the likes of JPMorgan Chase among its trading participants, is set to join the mad rush among traditional financial institutions to support bitcoin as a financial product.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/breaking-tokyo-financial-exchange-plans-bitcoin-futures-launch/
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