JSE hit by a technical glitch, to be shut down

JSE hit by a technical glitch, to be shut down
Published: 21 September 2017
THE JOHANNESBURG Stoch Exchange has been hit by a technical glitch on the Equity Market and also on the Equity Derivatives Market.

In a statement to its clients, the JSE said it was dealing with a production issue on the Equity Market and a separate unrelated production issue on the Equity Derivatives Market.

"Please note that Equity Market trading system will be shut down at 07h55 and restarted. This will result in a delayed market start and market open. Further communication will be provided in due course."

"Clients are advised that they will not see any positions on the Equity Derivatives Market until the JSE has completed all the steps in the SOD process. We will advise as soon as this process has been completed for clients to check their positions."

Below is an e-mail sent to clients.

JOHANNESBURG STOCK EXCHANGE
 
Attention of:    Equity and Equity Derivatives Clients
Subject:    EQUITY MARKET & EQUITY DERIVATIVES MARKET OPENING DELAYED
Markets/Service (s):    TRADING - Equity Market and Equity Derivatives Market
Environment:    Production
Action Required:    For information purposes

Clients are advised that the opening of the Equity Market and Equity Derivatives Market has been delayed.  We are experiencing two different unrelated issues on these markets.

Please follow communication updates on the below link

https://www.jse.co.za/services/technologies/market-communications


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