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ACER: Fall In Wholesale Energy Prices Still Not Reflected At Retail Level

Date 30/11/2015

Wholesale energy prices continued to decrease in 2014. This fall had a positive impact on the prices paid by industrial consumers, but often not on the energy bills of residential customers.

Deutsche Börse: Subscription Launch For UBM Development AG Bond In Entry Standard

Date 30/11/2015

UBM Development AG is issuing a corporate bond (ISIN DE000A18UQM6) in the Entry Standard on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The bond is open for subscription from today, 30 November 2015 until 4 December 2015, subject to early termination of the subscription. It has an issue volume of up to €75 million, with an additional contingent increase of up to €100 million. The corporate bond runs for five years, the coupon is 4.25 percent and its nominal denomination is €1,000.

LME Clear Demonstrates Innovative Approach With Launch Of New Services

Date 30/11/2015

• Metals industry able to post warrants as collateral for first time
• Successful launch of new trade-compression service
• Smooth upgrade of real-time system, LMEmercury

Address At The 31st Annual General Meeting Of The International Bankers Association Of Japan Tokyo, 25 November 2015 Nobuchika Mori Commissioner, Financial Services Agency, Japan

Date 30/11/2015

It is a great pleasure to deliver my remarks on the occasion of the annual general meeting of IBA Japan.  

I would like to begin by talking about a proverb that relates to me. My family name is “Mori”, which in Japanese means “Forest”. As the proverb “You cannot see the forest for the trees” goes, a regulator has to grasp the condition of the whole financial system, not just specific aspects of individual institutions. On the other hand, it can also be said that “You cannot see the trees for the forest.” Each and every bank matters. The devil is often in the detail. In short, it is always important to have both micro- and macro-perspectives. I suppose similar things may apply to running a bank as well. 

Deutsche Börse: Xetra Release 16.0 Includes Innovative Matching Functions - Technical And Functional Enhancements Of The Trading System/Volume Discovery Order Provides Mifid II-Compliant Execution Of Large Volume Orders

Date 30/11/2015

Deutsche Börse introduced a more advanced version of its Xetra electronic trading system on Monday. With the new 16.0 release, the operator of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange offers its customers new matching functions specially designed for larger volume orders. In addition hardware optimisation has furthermore led to an overall performance improvement and reduction in latency. 

Japan's Financial Services Agency: The Sixth Meeting Of The Working Group On Payments And Transaction Banking Of The Financial System Council

Date 30/11/2015

The Working Group on Payments and Transaction Banking of the Financial System Council will hold its sixth meeting on December 2nd, 2015 as follows.

The meeting is open to the public. Please note that the seats for the public are limited. We appreciate your understanding.

Removing Constraints On Minimum Lot Size Benefits Stock Exchanges And Investors, Shows Research

Date 30/11/2015

Stock exchanges that remove constraints on their minimum lot size or Minimum Trading Unit (MTU) increase retail trader participation and reduce transaction costs, according to new research from the University of Bath’s School of Management.

HKEx Report On Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting And Suspensions - As At 30 November 2015

Date 30/11/2015

Report on Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting and Suspensions (As at 30 November 2015)

Salerio Announces Significant Executive Appointments To Drive Ambitious Growth Targets

Date 30/11/2015

Leading financial software company corfinancial has bolstered its leadership with two key appointments to its salerio team.

FESE Welcomes Prospectus Review - First Substantial Step Towards A Capital Markets Union

Date 30/11/2015

The Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) welcome today’s publication of the Prospectus Regulation, which could reduce the administrative burden and costs for companies wishing to be listed on public markets.