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Singapore Exchange to hike derivatives trading fees starting 2018
An office worker walks past a logo of the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) outside its premises in the financial district of Singapore, April 23, 2014 Reuters

SINGAPORE, Dec 11 — Singapore Exchange Ltd plans to increase its trading fees for derivatives by up to ten times starting next year, the Financial Times reported today.

Annual fees paid by proprietary trading members including international banks and individual traders are expected to jump to as high as S$25,000 (RM75,361) from S$2,000, the FT said, citing a person involved in the process.

The hike would be the exchange's first fee change in 15 years, the FT reported.

Singapore Exchange did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. — Reuters

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