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Unctad's Rutten joins MCX board

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Mumbai , May 16

India has the potential to emerge as a global commodity trading hub between Tokyo and London, said Mr Lamon Rutten, Chief, Commodities Division, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad).

Mr Rutten has joined the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd as whole time director in the capacity of Joint Managing Director who has been serving as the Chief of Finance, Risk Management and Information in the commodities division of UNCTAD, Geneva.

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