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Frequently
Asked Questions
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How
does LFX's trading system operates?
The
trading system to be used by LFX is web based
via the @LFX System. The Indication of Interest
(IoI) Electronic Bulletin Board on the @LFX list
all financial instruments available for trading.
Access to this board will be made available to
licensed trading agents. The trading agents will
post their bid and offer to buy/sell on this board.
The trading agents involved may negotiate their
own bid/offer prices. Each counter party to the
trade will then submit its trade to LFX for confirmation
and clearing.
All trades done are subject to the T+3 delivery
and settlement period. The size of each trade
is subject to a minimum size of 100 units per
contract.
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Are
trading in the instruments listed on LFX expected
to be developed?
Yes,
trading will be subjected to the type of financial
instrument listed on LFX.
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Financial or debt instruments are not expected
to be actively traded.
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Equity securities are more likely to be traded.
q Islamic instruments, which are not widely
available in other jurisdictions, may also be
traded.
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LFX would cater for a broad spectrum of products,
depending upon the needs and demands of the
market. At this point in time, it may not be
possible to estimate trading volume, as trading
is dependent upon a number of factors and the
instruments listed.
However,
it is envisaged that the situation will change
over time. LOFSA at present is actively promoting
to increase activity in Labuan. With the establishment
of LFX, further attention and focus will be placed
on Labuan.
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- What
is the future direction of Direct On-Line Trading?
This
may be considered in the future.
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- Would
LFX be doing multi-currency trading and multi-currency
settlement?
LFX caters for the listing and trading of multi-currency financial instruments. This would indicate that trading can be done in any currencies. Settlement will be done by the appointed Settlement and Depository agent, Citibank Worldwide Securities Services or Deutsche Bank (Malaysia) Berhad, in the currency of the instruments traded.
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- How
reliable is trading via the web?
There
is no guarantee that trading via the web is 100%
secure. Nevertheless, LFX has taken all necessary
precautions during its system design and implementation
to minimise the risks associated with web trading.
No expenses have been spared on this matter as
this represents the future of LFX. As an added
precautionary measure, LFX has also set up a virtual
private network between the licensed listing sponsors,
trading agents and the Exchange.
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