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New York Stock Exchange - The Globe and Mail - March 29, 2018 Company Symbol Last Price 52W 52W 1 Year Vol. Yr P/E Div. High Low % Chg (000) Yield iShares Core Growth Alloc. AOR 44.570 46.770 42.000 5.14 8373 na 1.9 1stTr Cons Discretion E.T.F. FXD 41.030 45.570 35.720 11.43 5844 na 0.9 1stTr Cons Staples E.T.F. FXG 46.910 51.570 44.320 1.67 3070 na 1.2 1stTr Dev Mrkt Real Est E.T.F. FFR 43.590 47.425 41.424 .25 406 na 3.4 1stTr Dividend Leaders E.T.F. FDL 28.230 31.135 27.370 -2.01 13903 na 3.4 1stTr DJ Internet E.T.F. FDN 120.500 131.990 86.840 36.87 41061 na 0.0 1stTr DJ MicroCap E.T.F. FDM 47.310 49.190 40.910 11.08 650 na 0.9 1stTr Energy E.T.F. FXN 14.370 16.480 12.250 -4.64 15580 na 1.2 1stTr Financial E.T.F. FXO 31.040 32.920 26.940 12.06 14375 na 1.7 1stTr Glb Slc. Dividend E.T.F. FGD 25.600 28.070 24.173 4.36 5906 na 4.1 1stTr Health Care E.T.F. FXH 69.400 76.920 61.234 11.18 5976 na 0.0 1stTr Industr./Durables E.T.F. FXR 39.590 42.743 33.310 15.36 9226 na 0.6 1stTr Materials E.T.F. FXZ 42.180 46.430 36.890 11.38 8958 na 0.9 1stTr NYSE Arca Biotech E.T.F. FBT 132.900 147.100 100.900 26.21 4578 na 0.0 1stTr S&P REIT Index E.T.F. FRI 21.300 24.110 20.200 -7.59 2503 na 2.8 1stTr STOXX Euro. Dividend FDD 13.840 14.790 12.141 12.06 17206 na 3.0 1stTr Technology E.T.F. FXL 55.020 59.900 40.880 30.91 11503 na 0.2 1stTr Utilities E.T.F. FXU 25.363 28.590 23.460 -7.40 6624 na 3.8 1stTr Value Line 100 E.T.F. FVL 23.380 25.041 20.762 7.89 536 na 0.6 1stTr Value Ln Dividend E.T.F. FVD 29.890 31.850 28.537 3.03 36956 na 2.1 2x Dvrsified Hi Inkm DVHL 18.064 23.592 17.570 -21.46 483 na 16.1 2x MLP Ex-Energy ETN LMLP 14.730 19.000 12.980 9.11 978 na 14.4 2xClosedEnd Fund ETN CEFL 15.950 18.976 15.400 -8.54 14471 na 18.3 2xLeveraged ETRACS WF Business LBDC 14.700 28.410 13.645 -32.32 104 na 20.3 2xLeveraged SSD ETN SSDL 24.650 24.650 24.650 .00 0 na 0.0 2xLong Cld Comp ETN LSKY 41.800 41.800 41.800 .00 0 na 0.0 2xS&P 500 TR ETN SPLX 52.570 73.350 35.850 28.25 107 na 0.0 3D Systems DDD 11.590 23.702 7.920 -22.53 180240 na 0.0 3M Co. MMM 219.520 259.770 188.620 14.73 163164 27.00 2.5 500.com Limited WBAI 17.160 23.220 8.120 27.96 15777 na 0.0 58.com Inc. WUBA 79.860 87.650 34.550 125.66 70877 na 0.0 8x8 Inc. EGHT 18.650 20.250 10.300 22.30 56979 na 0.0 A.O. Smith AOS 63.590 68.390 49.480 24.30 63669 36.97 1.1 A10 Networks ATEN 5.820 9.750 5.640 -36.39 35772 na 0.0 AAC Holdings, Inc. AAC 11.480 13.055 5.990 34.58 10287 na 0.0 AAM S&P 500 High Dividend Val. SPDV 25.970 28.190 25.000 - 369 na 3.1 AAM S&P Em. Mkt. High Dividend EEMD 26.439 28.410 24.660 - 64 na 3.0 AAR Corp. AIR 44.110 45.600 32.570 31.16 17035 64.87 0.0 Aarons Inc. AAN 46.600 49.770 28.970 56.69 47544 11.28 0.3 ABB Ltd. ABB 23.740 28.670 22.040 1.45 132541 22.40 3.1 Abbott Labs ABT 59.920 64.600 42.310 34.92 439659 221.93 1.9 AbbVie Inc. ABBV 94.650 125.860 63.115 45.26 451251 28.60 4.1 Abercrombie & Fitch ANF 24.210 24.520 8.810 102.93 171067 na 3.3 Aberdeen Greater China Fund GCH 13.480 14.020 10.360 28.75 952 103.69 1.6 Aberdeen Income Credit Strat. ACP 13.769 14.930 13.310 -1.37 3845 9.30 10.5 Aberdeen Japan Equity Fund JEQ 9.160 9.890 7.900 15.08 1128 114.50 0.6 Aberdeen Singapore Fund SGF 13.260 13.670 10.620 23.93 1426 53.04 8.6 ABM Industries ABM 33.480 45.120 32.460 -23.21 39917 22.17 2.1 Acadia Realty Trust AKR 24.600 32.020 21.340 -18.16 47468 33.70 4.4 Accenture plc ACN 153.500 165.580 114.820 28.04 152386 26.42 1.7 © Copyright 2018 The Globe and Mail Inc. All Rights Reserved. New York Stock Exchange - The Globe and Mail - March 29, 2018 Company Symbol Last Price 52W 52W 1 Year Vol. Yr P/E Div. High Low % Chg (000) Yield ACCO Brands ACCO 12.550 14.750 10.350 -4.56 35492 10.29 1.9 Acorn International ATV 19.620 21.840 8.870 120.45 216 na 0.0 Actuant ATU 23.250 27.950 21.500 -11.76 32470 na 0.2 Acuity Brands Inc. AYI 139.190 209.175 131.640 -31.77 48701 19.04 0.4 Acushnet Holdings GOLF 23.090 24.410 15.160 33.62 13429 18.62 2.3 Adams Diversified Equity Fund ADX 14.770 16.110 13.630 7.42 15178 77.74 1.6 Adams Natural Resources Fund PEO 18.210 21.480 16.900 -6.23 6704 44.42 2.8 Adecoagro S.A. AGRO 7.520 11.920 7.240 -34.38 39628 na 0.0 Adient Plc ADNT 59.760 86.420 57.400 -17.77 75188 10.93 1.8 ADT Inc. ADT 7.930 13.020 7.510 - 319568 na 1.8 Adtalem Global Education ATGE 47.550 50.000 30.150 34.13 34964 264.17 0.0 Adv.Sh. Cornerstone Small Cap SCAP 33.485 36.970 30.130 8.29 16 na 0.1 Adv.Shares Dorsey Wright ADR AADR 58.745 64.000 45.760 25.77 3101 na 1.0 Advance Auto Parts AAP 118.550 151.720 78.810 -20.04 83283 18.41 0.2 Advanced Disposal Services ADSW 22.280 25.710 20.940 -1.42 26986 51.81 0.0 Advanced Drainage Systems WMS 25.900 28.150 17.900 18.26 16104 32.78 1.1 Advanced Semicdtr Engnring ASX 7.260 7.520 5.860 12.04 56979 20.74 2.5 AdvanSix Inc. ASIX 34.780 46.510 24.720 27.31 19206 7.23 0.0 Advantage Oil & Gas AAV 2.950 7.350 2.700 -55.30 22425 7.20 0.0 Advent Claym. Convertible Sec. AGC 5.600 6.490 5.400 -8.35 10637 25.45 10.1 Advent Claymore Conv Secur AVK 15.080 16.800 14.620 -3.70 4980 23.20 9.0 Advent Claymore Enh Grw & Inc LCM 7.920 8.900 7.810 -6.16 2603 na 10.6 AdvisorShares Focused Equity CWS 30.631 32.904 27.000 10.22 119 na 0.3 AdvisorShares KIM Korea Equity KOR 30.500 32.690 25.760 16.21 8 na 2.3 AdvisorShares New Tech & Media FNG 20.770 24.130 19.780 - 4352 na 0.0 AdvisorShares Wilshire Buyback TTFS 68.480 75.630 63.070 4.79 370 na 0.7 AdvSh Pacific Asset Fl. Rate FLRT 49.118 50.070 48.775 -1.01 40 na 3.2 AdvSh STAR Global Buy-Write VEGA 30.569 31.974 27.670 7.22 81 na 0.0 AECOM ACM 35.630 39.900 30.150 .11 57272 13.86 0.0 Aegean Marine Petroleum ANW 2.250 13.000 1.750 -81.33 35284 3.88 1.8 Aegon N.V. AEK 26.510 27.040 25.540 2.04 2045 na 7.5 Aegon N.V. AEG 6.770 7.025 4.730 31.97 161286 7.20 4.4 Aegon N.V. AEB 24.950 25.440 23.550 .36 1144 na 4.1 Aegon N.V. AED 26.220 26.470 24.550 1.83 1874 na 6.2 Aegon N.V. AEH 25.840 26.320 25.400 1.29 3319 na 6.2 AerCap Holdings N.V. AER 50.720 55.665 42.350 10.33 85337 7.76 0.0 Aerohive Networks HIVE 4.040 6.500 3.020 -4.04 26241 na 0.0 Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings AJRD 27.970 36.250 20.060 28.89 51762 na 0.0 AES Corp. AES 11.370 12.050 9.865 1.70 571837 na 4.6 Aetna AET 169.000 194.400 125.237 32.50 149745 29.60 1.2 Affiliated Managers Group AMG 189.580 216.995 148.810 15.64 25532 15.41 0.6 Aflac AFL 43.760 45.880 35.650 20.85 108814 7.52 2.4 AG Mortgage Investment Trust MITT.PR.B 25.070 25.650 24.500 1.09 672 na 8.0 AG Mortgage Investment Trust MITT.PR.A 25.380 25.910 24.875 .15 288 na 8.1 AG Mortgage Investment Trust MITT 17.370 19.950 16.310 -3.77 9763 4.61 10.9 AGCO Corp.
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    #XXXXX TO: ALL CLEARING MEMBERS DATE: August 13, 2018 SUBJECT: Customer Margins for OneChicago Futures On a monthly basis OCC updates OneChicago scan ranges used in the OCX SPAN parameter file. The frequency of the updates is intended to keep the futures customer margin rates more closely aligned with clearing margins, while maintaining regulatory minimums related to security futures. This month’s new rates will be effective on Tuesday 8/21. To receive email notification of these rate changes, which includes an attached file of the rate changes, please subscribe to the ONE Updates list from the OFRA webpage: https://www.theocc.com/risk- management/ofra/ The following scan ranges will be updated and all others will not change: Commodity Name Current Scan Code Scan Range Range Effective 8/21/2018 AAN Aarons Inc 23.0 24.2 AAP ADVANCED AUTO PARTS INCCOM 22.0 24.9 AAXN Axon Enterprise, Inc. 25.2 32.8 ABBV Abbvie Inc. 21.4 20.0 ABC AMERISOURCEBERGEN CORP 20.0 22.5 ABX BARRICK GOLD CORP 20.0 24.3 ACAD ACADIA PHARMACEUTICALS 31.5 42.1 ACH ALUMINUM CORP CHINA LTDSPON ADR H SHS 21.1 24.0 AEGN Aegion Corp 22.0 25.2 AEM Agnico Eagle Mines Limited 20.0 21.1 AEO AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS NECOM 20.0 21.2 AFSI AMTRUST FINANCIAL SERVICES ICOM 30.2 35.1 AGIO AGIOS PHARMACEUTICALS INCCOM 30.7 33.7 AGX ARGAN INCCOM 27.3 35.7 AKAM AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES INCCOM 20.0 22.1 AKRX AKORN INCCOM 38.2 40.7 AKS AK STL HLDG CORP 34.3 38.0 ALKS Alkermes plc 27.4 39.1 ALNY ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS INCCOM 46.5 54.1 ALXN ALEXION PHARMACEUTICALS INC 21.1 22.8 AMAG AMAG Pharmaceuticals Inc 34.4 43.6 AMBA AMBARELLA INCSHS 27.7 32.5 AMD ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC 31.7 34.5 AMED AMEDISYS INCCOM 21.9 24.2 AMN AMN HEALTHCARE SERVICES INCCOM 23.2 26.1 AMWD AMERICAN WOODMARK CORPCOM 40.4 26.9 ANET ARISTA NETWORKS INCCOM 24.7 28.3 ANF ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO 34.8 38.9 AOBC American Outdoor Brands Corporation 22.7 24.6 APEI AMERICAN PUBLIC EDUCATION INCOM 37.0 40.8 APOG APOGEE ENTERPRISES INCCOM 20.0 23.0 ARCO ARCOS DORADOS HOLDINGS INC 22.4 24.4 ATGE Adtalem Global Education Inc.
  • Directors and Senior Management

    Directors and Senior Management

    THIS DOCUMENT IS IN DRAFT FORM, INCOMPLETE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND THAT THE INFORMATION MUST BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SECTION HEADED “WARNING” ON THE COVER OF THIS DOCUMENT. DIRECTORS AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Our Board of Directors will comprise 9 Directors upon [REDACTED], including 3 executive Directors, 3 non-executive Directors and 3 independent non-executive Directors. Our Directors are elected to serve a term of three years, which is renewable upon reelection and/or reappointment. The following table sets out information in respect of the Directors of our Company. Date of Date of appointment joining our as a Roles and Name Age Position Group Director responsibilities Dr. QIAN Jianzhong 73 Executive Director January 13, August 25, Overall management of 2003 2020 the business, strategy and corporate development of the Group Dr. FAN Li 50 Executive Director January 13, October 28, Management of 2003 2020 operating and legal affairs of the Company Dr. ZENG Xiaolan 47 Executive Director May 16, 2004 March 29, Management of business 2021 and market development strategy and regulatory affairs of the Company Dr. HUA Ping 57 Non-executive October 28, October 28, Participating in Director 2020 2020 decision-making of important matters of our Group Ms. HAN Li (韓黎) 39 Non-executive November 4, November 4, Participating in Director 2020 2020 decision-making of important matters of our Group Ms. XU Juan (許娟) 43 Non-executive March 29, 2021 March 29, Participating in Director 2021 decision-making of important matters of our Group Mr. George S. GEH 60 Independent [*] [*] Providing independent non-executive advice and judgment to Director our Board Mr.