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===Exchanges abroad===

*  [[Singapore Mercantile Exchange]] (SMX): A multi-product exchange currently in development on the SE Asian island-nation aimed at listing global commodity derivatives. SMX is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Financial Technologies and will be its 10th exchange.

*  [[Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange]] (DGCX): Commenced trading in 2005 as the Middle East's first commodity derivatives exchange. A joint venture between Financial Technologies and the government-run [[Dubai Multi Commodities Centre]] {DMCC), a free-trade zone.

*  [[Bahrain Financial Exchange]] (BFX): Expected to begin trading 2010 in curencies, derivatives, [[structured product]]s and [[Islamic finance]] (sukuk)contracts. BFX is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Financial Technologies and will be its ninth exchange worldwide.

*  [[Bourse Africa (Botswana)]] (BA): Botswana-based multi-[[asset]] exchanges trades commodities, currencies, [[bond]]s and diamonds aimed at created a pan-African market. Financial Technologies is PA's main shareholder but the exchange has several unspecified pan-African investors.

*  [[Bourse Africa Limited]] : Based on the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar, the exchange offers trading in pan-African and international commodity and currency derivatives contracts. The exchange is a Financial Technologies sole venture.