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- Financial Technologies (India) Ltd. (FTIL)
was successfully certified to ISO 27001:2005
and ISO 9001:2000
- Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) - India’s
1st electricity bourse jointly promoted
by FTIL and Power Trading Corporation (India)
Ltd., commenced operations
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April
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- NYSE Euronext acquired 3.9 million equity
shares of Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX)
at Rs 559.21 per share through its affiliate
Euronext NV
- Launched Singapore Mercantile Exchange
(SMX), a commodity futures exchange in Singapore,
to trade in commodities, currencies and
commodity indices
- Launched Direct Market Access - DMA LIVE,
which together with FTNET provides international
market connectivity and access to over 80%
of Indian brokerage and institutional market
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July
- September |
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- MCX Stock Exchange, a pan India currency
futures exchange, commenced operations
- atom technologies became India’s
first m-payment provider to receive VISA
PABP certification
- National Spot Exchange Ltd. (NSEL) - India’s
first online spot trading platform, promoted
by FTIL and NAFED, commenced operations
- FTIL ranked third among the Top 100 profitable
companies by Business World magazine in
October 2008
- Financial Technologies Group acquired
60% stake in Botswana based Bourse Africa
Ltd. to set up a pan African spot &
derivatives exchange
- FTIL ranked 11th in Business India’s
list of Super 100 companies with respect
to efficient use of capital employed (ROCE)
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October
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- MCX launched futures trading in Electricity,
the first Indian exchange to do this
- FTIL was bestowed with the ‘Golden
Peacock Innovative Product / Service Award
-2008’ for its product,
ODIN™ X Plaza, a fully managed gateway
offering trading facility for exchange members,
their dealers and clients through internet
- Launched Bahrain Financial Exchange (BFX),
the first-of-its-kind exchange in the Middle
East to trade in equities, commodities,
bonds, currencies and Islamic finance instruments
or Sharia-compliant products
- FTIL repurchased zero coupon Foreign Currency
Convertible Bonds (FCCB) for US$ 7.02 million
- MCX clocked a record turnover of Rs 320
billion (single sided) at the close of trading
hours on
19th March 2009
- MCX was ranked 4th amongst Asia’s
commodity bourses on the basis of trading
volumes by Washington based Futures Industry
Association (FIA)
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January
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