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

    Date 07/05/2015

    Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), in collaboration with QNB Financial Services and HSBC, yesterday opened a 2-day roadshow in London to enhance investor relations between international investment institutions and Qatari listed companies. The forum was attended by H.E. Yousef bin Ali Al-Khater, Qatar Ambassador to the United Kingdom.

  • SEC Approves Pilot To Assess Tick Size Impact For Smaller Companies

    Date 06/05/2015

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today approved a proposal by the national securities exchanges and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) for a two-year pilot program that would widen the minimum quoting and trading increments–or tick sizes–for stocks of some smaller companies.  The SEC plans to use the pilot program to assess whether wider tick sizes enhance the market quality of these stocks for the benefit of issuers and investors.

  • MIAX Options Exchange: New Rules Regarding Nullification And Adjustment Of Options Transactions Including Obvious Errors, Operative May 8, 2015

    Date 06/05/2015

    Effective Friday, May 8, 2015, MIAX has adopted new harmonized MIAX Rule 521, Nullification and Adjustment of Options Transactions Including Obvious Errors. 

  • Nasdaq Shareholders Elect Members To Board Of Directors

    Date 06/05/2015

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ) shareholders today elected all nominated directors at the Annual Meeting of Shareholders. Board members Charlene T. Begley, Steven D. Black, Börje E. Ekholm, Robert Greifeld, Glenn H. Hutchins, Essa Kazim, Thomas A. Kloet, John D. Markese, Ellyn A. McColgan, Michael R. Splinter, and Lars R. Wedenborn were elected to their positions. Subsequent to the Annual Meeting, Börje E. Ekholm was re-elected to serve as Chairman of the Board by the Board of Directors. 

  • SEC Charges Four Former Officers Of Delaware Bank Holding Company With Disclosure Fraud

    Date 06/05/2015

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed fraud charges against four former officers of Wilmington Trust for intentionally understating past due bank loans during the financial crisis.  The former Delaware-based bank holding company was acquired by M&T Bank in May 2011 and paid $18.5 million in September 2014 to settle related SEC charges of improper accounting and disclosure fraud.