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  • SGX’s April Bond Listings Hit 2014 High

    Date 06/05/2014

    • SGX recorded its largest number of new bonds listings so far this year in April, with 56 issues introduced to the exchange over the month.
    • Listings of floating rate note bonds on SGX have increased on expectations the Federal Reserve will continue to unwind its accommodative monetary policy.

  • April Trading Volume At Boerse Stuttgart Around EUR 7.2 Billion - Trading Volume Almost As High As In April 2013 // Turnover In Equities Significantly Higher Than In April 2013

    Date 06/05/2014

    According to its order book statistics, Boerse Stuttgart generated turnover of just under EUR 7.2 billion in April 2014. Trading volumes were almost as high as in April 2013.

  • SGX Commodities Volumes Rise In April

    Date 06/05/2014

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) today said commodities trading and clearing activities grew in April from a year earlier. Securities activities increased from March but were down year on year. Derivatives volumes were lower month on month and year on year.

  • Monetary Authority Of Singapore: Agreement To Facilitate Compliance By Singapore Financial Institutions With US Tax Laws

    Date 06/05/2014

    Singapore and the US have substantially concluded discussions on an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) that will facilitate compliance with the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) by Singapore-based financial institutions. The two countries have initialled a Model 1 IGA.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange To Fuel Transformation Of Information Disclosure Regulation Through Annual Report Auditing

    Date 06/05/2014

    The 2014 Meeting on National Securities and Futures Regulatory Work has arranged the work on regulatory transformation, in which it points out that securities exchanges will be in charge of front-line regulation on the information disclosure related to periodical reports and temporary announcements of listed companies, establish authority on information disclosure regulation, and strengthen self-disciplinary management. In line with this requirement, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has, in this year’s annual report auditing, carefully considered such issues as how to promote transformation of self-disciplinary regulation and how to do well in front-line regulation work on investors-oriented information disclosure, adopted an array of measures on in-process and aftermath regulation, and explored new ideas on regulatory transformation in practice, with some good results achieved.