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  • Lime Brokerage Added To REDI Multi-Broker Network

    Date 19/05/2015

    REDI Global Technologies today announced the addition of Lime Brokerage's electronic execution platform to the REDI multi-broker network.

  • London Stock Exchange Group Board Change

    Date 19/05/2015

    London Stock Exchange Group (“LSEG”) today announces that Baroness Shields OBE, has today stood down as a Non Executive Director of the Board of LSEG in order to take up an appointment as Parliamentary Under Secretary for State,  Minister for Internet Safety and Security.

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change

    Date 19/05/2015

    The following risk parameters will be changed:

  • Thai Bourse Joins Ten Banks To Promote Convenient Investment Access

    Date 19/05/2015

    The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and ten commercial banks create synergy in a phenomenal event, under the campaign “Easy Investing @ Banks,” aiming to promote wealth management and financial services at bank branches during May 21-24 at Future Park Rangsit department store, Pathumthani province, the northern part of Bangkok.  

  • Corporate Bonds: High Denomination Per Unit Is A Barrier To Entry - Difficulty Of Access To Corporate Bonds For Retail Investors - Boerse Stuttgart Calls For Lowering Of Threshold For Requirement To Produce A Prospectus

    Date 19/05/2015

    Since the prospectus law was amended in 2012, the requirement for a company to produce a prospectus for corporate bonds only applies to offers of securities with a denomination per unit of less than EUR 100,000. The consequences are clear: to avoid the expense of drawing up a prospectus, over the past few years increasing numbers of companies have issued new bonds with a denomination per unit of EUR 100,000 or more. An analysis by Boerse Stuttgart shows that in 2014 only 171 of the total 770 corporate bonds issued in the euro area had a denomination per unit of less than EUR 100,000. That represents 22 percent of the total. Of the 244 new corporate bonds issued so far in 2015, only 51, or around 21 percent, have had a denomination per unit of less than EUR 100,000. In 2010, by comparison, 88 percent of corporate bonds had a denomination per unit of less than EUR 100,000. As Michael Görgens, Head of Fund and Bond Trading at Boerse Stuttgart, said: ‘The current regulation refuses retail investors’ access to a whole range of securities, because a minimum investment of EUR 100,000 is generally not feasible for them. Also, with a denomination per unit this high, it is not possible to achieve adequate diversification without a portfolio amounting to millions of euro.’