27 - 29 May 2011
11am - 9pm
Suntec Hall 401
FREE ADMISSION
Licence2Play is The event for gaming fans and enthusiasts in the region. The 3rd L2P raises the ante through amping up its gaming experience promise by eliminating all other non game related peripherals. This event will be a pure gaming zone!
L2P 2011 has under its arsenal of planned activities various programmes that focus exclusively on gaming. Cyber wellness roadshows are geared and ready to roll out a few weeks before L2P weekend. On the event itself, the first ever (in the world!) gaming cosplay competition, CosGames, where cosplayers can only wear gaming related costumes will battle it out on an East vs. West challenge. Visitors can also have their own Cosplay Experience and bring home their photos in our Cosplay Make-over studio. The gaming arena will feature live competition to determine the best of players. East and West table top gaming is another important addition to our gaming zone this year. Collectible gaming merchandise will be made available for all the kids in the family, both young and old to enjoy. All in all, L2P has from concept the makings of being the marquee gaming event of 2011!
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Thursday, May 26, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
DIVA WAKIN CHAU 2011 LIVE CONCERT SINGAPORE
Catch Diva Wakin Chau at nex on May 26 (Thursday), 8pm at Event Plaza, basement 2, near Wendy's
Wakin will autograph on Diva Wakin Chau 2011 Live Concert Singapore ticket or his latest album
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Wakin will autograph on Diva Wakin Chau 2011 Live Concert Singapore ticket or his latest album
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Friday, May 20, 2011
“Till We Meet Again”
Kim Ki Bum will be arriving in Singapore on the 20th of May 2011 at 9:25PM via OZ751
Thursday, May 12, 2011
SGX will Add Eight More ADRs to GlobalQuote
Singapore Exchange (SGX) will add eight more American Depository Receipts (ADR) to its GlobalQuote board on May 18.
All the ADRs are fungible with those listed in the US and allow investors, for the first time, to manage their exposure to these companies around the clock.
Five of these ADRs are of major Japanese companies including Toyota Motor Corporation, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Mizuho Financial Group, NTT DoCoMo, and Wacoal Holdings.
Two of the new ADRs are from Chinese companies Focus Media Holdings Ltd and JA Solar Holdings Ltd.
South Korean steelmaking giant POSCO has also been added.
“Our increasingly diverse ADR suite enables customers to manage risk and trade across several time zones with ease and at competitive cost,” Chew Sutat, Head of Securities at SGX, said in a statement.
“Recent market events underline the importance of this flexibility and SGX looks forward to bringing more of such products to customers,” he added.
All the ADRs are fungible with those listed in the US and allow investors, for the first time, to manage their exposure to these companies around the clock.
Five of these ADRs are of major Japanese companies including Toyota Motor Corporation, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Mizuho Financial Group, NTT DoCoMo, and Wacoal Holdings.
Two of the new ADRs are from Chinese companies Focus Media Holdings Ltd and JA Solar Holdings Ltd.
South Korean steelmaking giant POSCO has also been added.
“Our increasingly diverse ADR suite enables customers to manage risk and trade across several time zones with ease and at competitive cost,” Chew Sutat, Head of Securities at SGX, said in a statement.
“Recent market events underline the importance of this flexibility and SGX looks forward to bringing more of such products to customers,” he added.
Sunday, May 08, 2011
Singapore Exchange Derivatives Market to Add Rubber Futures
Starting May 16, Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) derivatives market will add rubber futures to its commodities suite with the migration of SICOM rubber contracts onto the SGX trading platform, the exchange said on Friday.
The addition of SICOM TSR 20 and SICOM RSS 3 rubber futures will enable more international traders to participate in the contracts, thereby enhancing liquidity, SGX said.
The rubber contracts have a history that dates back to the 1920s and are pricing benchmarks for regional and global rubber producers, manufacturers, traders and consumers.
From May 16, TSR 20 rubber contracts traded over-the-counter will also be cleared by SGX AsiaClear.
The addition of SICOM TSR 20 and SICOM RSS 3 rubber futures will enable more international traders to participate in the contracts, thereby enhancing liquidity, SGX said.
The rubber contracts have a history that dates back to the 1920s and are pricing benchmarks for regional and global rubber producers, manufacturers, traders and consumers.
From May 16, TSR 20 rubber contracts traded over-the-counter will also be cleared by SGX AsiaClear.
Thursday, May 05, 2011
SGX Securities Trading Falls, Derivatives Up in April
Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Wednesday announced that the daily average value of its securities in April fell 4 per cent from a year ago to S$1.6 billion due to continued market uncertainties, but derivatives volume grew.
Total securities turnover was down 8 per cent in April to S$32.3 billion. Meanwhile, exchange traded fund turnover grew 43 per cent year on year to S$696 million.
On the other hand, derivatives daily average volume for the same month was up 12 per cent from a year earlier at 252,401 contracts while total volume rose 3 per cent to 4.9 million contracts.
Nifty futures trading increased 37 per cent to 1.1 million contracts while FTSE China A50 futures volume was 193,884 contracts in April.
Clearing of OTC interest rate swaps continued to grow with April volume at a notional US$33.6 billion and cumulative volume since the November 2010 launch at a notional US$70.5 billion.
Total securities turnover was down 8 per cent in April to S$32.3 billion. Meanwhile, exchange traded fund turnover grew 43 per cent year on year to S$696 million.
On the other hand, derivatives daily average volume for the same month was up 12 per cent from a year earlier at 252,401 contracts while total volume rose 3 per cent to 4.9 million contracts.
Nifty futures trading increased 37 per cent to 1.1 million contracts while FTSE China A50 futures volume was 193,884 contracts in April.
Clearing of OTC interest rate swaps continued to grow with April volume at a notional US$33.6 billion and cumulative volume since the November 2010 launch at a notional US$70.5 billion.
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