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  • ASX Limited Earnings Update For The Nine Months To 31 March 2015

    Date 05/05/2015

    ASX Limited (ASX) is providing this earnings update for the nine months to 31 March 2015 ahead of its participation at an investor conference in Sydney tomorrow, 6 May 2015.

  • SGX Seeks Feedback On Revised Price Limits For SGX MSCI Taiwan futures

    Date 05/05/2015

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) is launching a consultation on proposed revisions to price limits for the SGX MSCI Taiwan Index Futures contract traded on its derivatives market.

  • Corrected: ASX Group Monthly Activity Report - April 2015

    Date 05/05/2015

    The value of ASX-listed stocks, as measured by the All Ordinaries Index, fell 1.5% in April 2015. This performance is in contrast to rises in other major markets, including Hong Kong up 13.0%, the UK up 2.8%, Japan up 1.6%, Singapore up 1.2% and the US up 0.9%. Germany was down 4.3%.

  • Qatar Stock Exchange Organizes London Forum To Promote Investment In Qatar Listed Companies

    Date 05/05/2015

    Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), in collaboration with QNB Financial Services and HSBC, will start tomorrow a two day roadshow aiming to support the further development and practice of QSE’s listed companies’ investor relations and introduce the investment opportunities offered in the Qatari stock market to the investment community.

  • European Commission: Commissioner Hill Welcomes Agreement On The Revised Payment Services Directive

    Date 05/05/2015

    The European Commission welcomes today's political agreement on the proposal for a revised Directive on Payment Services. The agreement follows so-called trilogue negotiations between the Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers. The revised Payment Services Directive (known as PSD2) brings a number of new important elements and improvements to the EU payment market. The agreed proposal aims to improve consumer protection against fraud, possible abuses and payment incidents, such as disputed transactions. The new measures will also ensure that all payment providers active in the EU are subject to supervision and appropriate rules. This should create the right incentives for the emergence of new players and the development of innovative mobile and internet payments in Europe. This means more choice and better conditions for consumers and businesses.

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