Showing posts with label CBOT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CBOT. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Ceres Ltd brings Huishang Futures to the trading floor in Chicago.


David Nealis brings Joyce Jiang of Huishang Futures to the trading floor in Chicago

Two and a half years ago Ceres Ltd started to cooperate with Huishang Futures, as part of our consulting with them we brought them to Chicago the heart of the world’s futures trading and we took them onto the trading floor in Chicago to get a sense of history for futures trading.  The Chinese exchanges are purely electronic so we felt this would be an important experience for them.
Though today most of the trading at the CME is done electronically it’s still a great experience to visit the trading floor.

Jane Yang of Ceres Ltd on the trading floor in Chicago



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Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Bank of Jinzhou and Ceres Ltd


We have had a great working relationship with the Bank of Jinzhou from giving Trading Capital Markets seminars to introducing them to potential M&A deals in the USA.

Bank of Jinzhou Beijing Branch


Bob Meara, David Nealis and Jane Yang of Ceres Ltd at Bank of Jinzhou's Dalian Branch

David Nealis and Jane Yang give Futures Trading Seminar at Bank of Jinzhou

Bank of Jinzhou visits the CME Group in Chicago
Chairman of Bank of Jinzhou  watching the trading floor with David Nealis



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Thursday, April 18, 2013

Shorter grain hours meet with mixed response


Shorter grain hours meet with mixed response
David Nealis President of Ceres Ltd.

After expanding to 21 trading hours in May, the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) is cutting its hours back to 17.5., For firms without a global view this is much welcomed news, but many feel that decreasing hours simply increases the amount of time where market participants are unable to hedge. For those of us based in Asia, I feel it might push us to trade other markets.