[Finally!?] PSE to Soon Allow Foreign Stocks Trading
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is set to introduce Global Philippine Depositary Receipts (GPDR), allowing Filipino investors to trade foreign stocks in pesos.
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Could Crypto Futures Be Next? SEC Prepares for Derivatives Market | Weekly News Recap
In today’s news feature: is legal Futures Trading coming soon in the Philippines?
NO, PSE Probably Won’t Launch Futures Trading SOON
Atty. Rafael Padilla comments on news about the PSE launching futures trading in the near future.
After Short Selling, Will PSE Launch Derivatives Next?
An online report hints to a possible launch of derivatives trading at the local bourse by 2025.
Update: PSE Eyes Launching Short Selling On November 6
PSE gears up for short selling with regulatory approvals and expanded eligibility.
PSE Warns Public Against Fake Blockchain Schemes
The PSE warns investors regarding a fake blockchain investment solicitation program offered by an individual pretending to be employed by the exchange.
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SEC: PSE, Capital Market Institutions to Continue Operating Despite ECQ
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) guaranteed the continuous operation of the capital market while the National Capital Region (NCR) and other areas are under their third Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) from August 6 to 20 by deploying on-site skeleton workforce.
PSE Considers Hosting Structured Crypto Trading ‘to Protect Investors’
PSE President Ramon S. Monzon said it is considering to host crypto trading on the stock exchange itself, primarily for the protection of investors.
Philippines Shuts Financial Market Amidst Enhanced Community Quarantine
Under the Enhanced Community Quarantine, mass transportation is suspended, including trains, jeepneys, buses, taxis, etc. Everyone must stay at home and must leave the house only to buy food, medicine, and other necessities.