Yutaka Shoji, Japan’s foremost futures trading company listed on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange with over 62 years of experience in commodity futures and is also a registered member of the Tokyo Commodity Exchange, Osaka Dojima Commodity Exchange, Tokyo Financial Exchange and the Singapore Exchange.

Malaysia’s first Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), namely ABF Bond Index Fund and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI etf (FBM KLCI etf) have declared an income distribution of 4.65 sen and 2.80 sen per unit respectively for its financial year ended 31 December 2018 with AmInvest managing both ETFs.

ABF Malaysia’s income distribution of 4.65 sen per unit in December 2018 represents an income distribution yield (the rate of the return of the ETF based on income distribution) of 4.06 per cent, which was computed based on the ETF’s net asset value of RM1.1457 per unit as at 31 December 2018.

Kenanga Investment Bank Berhad (“KIBB”) now offers trading opportunities via 12 new highly-sensitive warrants on stocks with good news flow. These 12 call warrants are European style, non-collateralised cash-settled call warrants.

“We observed that a bullish environment is highly desirable for call warrant traders. With our ears to the ground and our eyes opened to the ever-changing market trends, this issuance will attract traders as the sensitive warrants flip prices quickly, they can enter and exit with speed and ease,” said Kenanga Investment Bank’s Head of Equity Derivatives, Philip Lim.