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  • Corrected: ESM/EFSF Investor Newsletter No. 18 December 2015

    Date 10/12/2015

    This has been a year of extraordinary change for the euro area, the ESM, and our programme countries. In Greece, a painful process of economic reform was brought to a sudden halt, just as it had begun to bear fruit. The risk that the euro could disintegrate became real. Tortuous negotiations were needed to get the reform process back on track. Now, less than a year later, the crisis is receding. This shows that Europe’s “cash for reform” model – which the ESM implements – works. Four of the five programme countries have success stories to tell. Greece is hoping to join that group, and has embarked on a new programme. The country can succeed, but only if it sticks to its plans to overhaul its economy, and to put it on a modern footing.

  • Federal Reserve Board Announces That It Has Not Objected To The Resubmitted Capital Plan From The Bank Of America Corporation

    Date 10/12/2015

    The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced that it has not objected to the resubmitted capital plan from the Bank of America Corporation.

  • CFTC To Hold An Open Commission Meeting On December 16th To Consider Final And Proposed Rules

    Date 10/12/2015

    U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Tim Massad announced that the Commission will hold an open meeting on Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. to consider the following:

    Proposed Rule: DCR System Safeguards

    Proposed Rule: DMO System Safeguards Testing Requirements

    Final Rule: Margin for Uncleared Swaps

  • DelphX To Cache Bond Inventories To Meet Liquidity Concerns

    Date 10/12/2015

    DelphX is restoring dealers’ ability to provide on-demand market liquidity by enabling them to access inventories held by institutional investors. The patent-pending Cached Inventory technology will reduce dealers’ capital requirements by eliminating their need to hold extensive fixed income inventory, while asset managers will benefit from preferential pricing and improved allocations in both the primary and secondary markets.

  • ETFs/ETPs Listed In Canada Have Gathered A Record 11.3 Billion US Dollars In Net New Assets This Year As Of The End Of November 2015, According To ETFGI

    Date 10/12/2015

    ETFs/ETPs listed in Canada have gathered a record US$11.3 billion in net new assets as of the end of November 2015 which is 10.7% above the record level of US$10.2 billion of net new assets gathered at this point in 2012. This marks the 12th consecutive month of positive net inflows. The Canadian ETF industry had 373 ETFs, with 522 listings, assets of US$66 Bn, from 12 providers on 1 exchange at the end of November, according to ETFGI’s Global ETF and ETP insights report for November 2015 (click here to see ETFGI’s chart for assets invested in ETFs/ETPs listed in Canada).