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  • Moody's: French Covered Bonds Remain Strong, Despite Sovereign Downgrade

    Date 28/09/2015

    French covered bonds backed by residential mortgages and public sector debt have maintained their ratings, following the sovereign downgrade on 18 September 2015 and the downgrade of some French banks on 23 September 2015. Moody's Investors Service expects that the credit quality of French covered bonds will remain strong because (1) most French banks remain highly rated; (2) most programmes can withstand a multi-notch downgrade of the sponsor bank; (3) the cover pools remain of an overall good credit quality; and (4) the level of over-collateralisation (OC) largely compensates for the sovereign and banks' downgrades, where necessary.

  • Oslo Børs: Nordic Semiconductor To Debut On The Derivatives Market

    Date 28/09/2015

    Options, forwards and futures that have Nordic Semiconductor as the underlying equity will be listed from Thursday 1 October.

  • Securities Commission Malaysia: Court Of Appeal Upholds SC Law To Be Constitutional

    Date 28/09/2015

    The Court of Appeal today ruled in favour of the SC when it held that section 122(1) of the Securities Industry Act 1983 (SIA) to be constitutional.  Justice Dato’ Tengku Maimun Binti Tuan Mat, in delivering the decision of the Court of Appeal stated that the section did not violate the Federal Constitution.

  • ESMA Readies MiFID II, MAR, And CSDR

    Date 28/09/2015

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) today published its final technical standards (TS) on some of the most important pieces of post-crisis financial regulation: the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II), the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) and the Central Securities Depositaries Regulation (CSDR). ESMA’s TS translate how the legislation will apply in practice to market participants, market infrastructures and national supervisors. The new technical standards will alter the functioning of European financial markets by increasing their transparency, safety and resilience as well as investor protection. 

  • Thomson Reuters Partners With Crowdnetic To Help Increase Transparency In Crowdfunding Market - Crowdfunding Data Tracked Using Thomson Reuters Permanent Identifier To Be Available In Thomson Reuters Eikon

    Date 28/09/2015

    Thomson Reuters today announces a partnership with Crowdnetic that will increase financial professionals’ access to information about the global crowdfunding market. The goal is to improve transparency and create new opportunities for innovation in an industry that has matured in recent years, requiring a more substantial information infrastructure of the kind Thomson Reuters is perfectly suited to provide.