Posted on June 23rd, 2010 in News
At NanoMaterials2010, Charles McGovern, CEO of INSCX gave a presentation entitled “Establishing a commodity exchange for nanomaterials -- formation, structure and key advantages” to the audience during the first morning plenary session. The INSCX exchange is the world’s commodity exchange for trade in accredited, compliant and validated engineered nanomaterials. The exchange trading platform is scheduled for live launch first quarter 2011.
To view Charles’ presentation from NanoMaterials2010 please click on the video below.
[the video has been split into 4 sections of approximately 9 minutes each, but will play seamlessly in the player]
To view the slides from the presentation click here.
Commodity exchanges are used worldwide to support efficient trade in the raw materials business needs. They have been doing this since the 16th century in commodities as diverse as metals, grains, oils and agricultural products. Without these exchanges modern business would find it increasingly more difficult to source and make use of essential materials.
INSCX is the commodity exchange for nanomaterials just as the CME/NYMEX is the exchange for global oils and grains trading. INSCX will provide for nanomaterials the trade mechanisms demanded by the commercial world, enabling access to use futures and options in an open-market process. Approved brokers www.nanotechpartnership.com are on hand to explain how organisations can use the exchange and trading strategies to the advantage of any business engaged in supply, purchase and trading of nanomaterials.
Without a commodity exchange nanomaterials will struggle to present itself as a viable, commercial compliment, and in certain cases as alternatives to existing materials, which have long used exchange processes to make the use materials more feasible. INSCX exchange can only help encourage a wider commercial uptake of nanomaterials to enable nanotechnologies industry to grow to realise its potential economic and societal benefits.
Read the introduction brochure linked to this e-mail to learn why and how your organisation can get involved. To sign up simply e-mail registrar@inscx.com for a copy of the PRQ registration form. Complete and return the form to the exchange before it launches for trade.
Issued by INSCX exchange
United Kingdom, June, 2010, ©2010 INSCX www.inscx.com