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BME: Saint Croix Registers A €80 Million Fixed Income Programme With MARF - First SOCIMI (REIT) To Issue On This Fixed Income Market
Date 30/09/2015
MARF has admitted to trading a Fixed Income Programme by the SOCIMI (REIT) Saint Croix Holding Inmobilier, thus becoming the first SOCIMI to tap this market for finance through the issuing of medium and long term Fixed Income instruments.
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Algomi Opens New Americas Headquarters In New York - Flagship Offices To Host Expanded Client Services, Technology Specialists For Growing Market
Date 30/09/2015
Algomi, the network company providing information-matching solutions for the optimisation of fixed income liquidity, today announced the opening of a new office in New York. The company signed a long-term lease for the entire 28th floor of the Charles S. Cohen’s Tower 57 at 135 East 57th Street.
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LME Opens Follow-Up Consultation On Queue-Based Rent Capping
Date 30/09/2015
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is today opening a two-week consultation to invite comments on possible anti-abuse provisions that would govern the application of the Exchange’s proposed queue-based rent capping (QBRC) rules.
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EEX Extends Into The Freight Futures Market
Date 30/09/2015
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) intends to move into the dry bulk freight futures market with the introduction of a number of key product enhancements as well as a significant reduction in transaction fees.
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Joint Hong Kong Monetary Authority-Securities And Futures Commission Consultation On Mandatory Clearing And Reporting For OTC Derivatives Market
Date 30/09/2015
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today jointly issued a consultation on introducing the first phase of mandatory clearing and the second phase of mandatory reporting under the new over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives regime.
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European Commission - Fact Sheet: Questions And Answers On the Action Plan On Building A Capital Markets Union
Date 30/09/2015
What does the term ‘Capital Markets Union’ mean?
The Commission's top priority is to strengthen Europe's economy and stimulate investment to create jobs. The EUR 315 billion investment plan, up and running less than a year after the Commission took office, will help to kick start that process. To strengthen investment for the long term, we need stronger capital markets. These would provide new sources of funding for business, help increase options for savers and make the economy more resilient. That is why President Juncker set out as one of his key priorities, the need to build a true single market for capital – a Capital Markets Union for all 28 Member States.
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Call For Evidence: EU Regulatory Framework For Financial Services
Date 30/09/2015
1. What is the call for evidence?
The call for evidence is a public consultation in which the Commission invites all interested parties to provide feedback and empirical evidence on the benefits, unintended effects, consistency and coherence of the financial legislation adopted in response to the financial crisis.
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European Commission - Capital Markets Union: An Action Plan To Boost Business Funding And Investment Financing
Date 30/09/2015
The European Commission is launching the Capital Markets Union Action Plan today to help build a true single market for capital across the 28 EU Member States.
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HKEx: Report On Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting And Suspensions
Date 30/09/2015
(As at 30 September 2015)
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FESE Welcomes CMU Action Plan As Vital Step To More Equity Capital Financing
Date 30/09/2015
The Federation of European Securities Exchanges welcomes the publication of the European Commission’s ‘Action Plan on Building a Capital Markets Union’ which is a thoughtful, well-structured package, giving priority to strengthening the European economy and stimulating investment to create jobs and growth.
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