EMA reviews disclosure of data for better trading
[SINGAPORE] With a six-month trial starting this month for electricity futures trading - followed by expected trading proper in October - the Energy Market Authority (EMA) is reviewing the disclosure of market information and how to enhance this to better facilitate trading and risk management for participants in both the spot and futures power markets.
The regulator launched an industry consultation yesterday regarding market disclosure in both the Singapore …
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