UAE reforms boost local exchanges

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11 May 2010

The UAE is planning to bring derivatives and short-selling to local exchanges, as Dubai and Abu Dhabi seek to attract international investors

The UAE is planning to bring derivatives and short-selling to local exchanges, as Dubai and Abu Dhabi seek to...

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What will UCITS IV mean to the market?

It will increase economies of scale and reduce costs for UCITS investors

33%

It will provide more choice, transparency and investor protection

17%

It will encourage the consolidation of funds

20%

It will result in a push by firms to domicile in a single location as opposed to multiple

17%

No real effect at all

13%

Margaret Cole, FSA director of enforcement and financial crime

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