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Broking firm facilitates access to DGCX via POP

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DUABAI (Commodity Online): Newedge, a leading Broker and Clearing firm, is now using a Dubai Point of Presence (POP) connection to facilitate access to the Dubai Gold & Commodity Exchange (DGCX).

The new connection means that traders from around the world can trade DGCX contracts via a fixed, high bandwidth and more secure communication line rather than an internet-based connection.

Newedge offers global multi-asset brokerage services including execution, clearing, inter-dealer brokerage and prime brokerage to financial institutions, investors, asset managers, hedge funds and corporates. The new fixed line capability significantly improves the reliability and timeframe for processing quotes, trades and market data.

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“Speed and connectivity are paramount to ensuring the seamless execution of derivatives transactions. DGCX already has the unique advantage of being located in a strategic time zone and location between the markets of the West and the Far East.” said Malcolm Wall Morris, Chief Executive Officer, DGCX.

“Newedge provides the latest innovative technology for its client base and we are delighted that customers across the globe can now access our contracts via Newedge's advanced, low latency connectivity,” he said.

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