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  • Singapore Fixed Income Indices (SFI) Weekly – 10 November 2014

    Date 10/11/2014

    Key highlights for the week ending 7 November 2014

    • The SFI lost 0.07% to 119.31.
    • YTD, the STI currently outperforms the SFI by 0.05%.
    • The SFI and major sub-indices ended the week marginally lower.  Government bonds declined (SFI Government Bond Index; -0.10%) whereas corporate bonds remained relatively unchanged (SFI Corporate Bond Index; -0.03%)
    • Interest yield for corporate bonds (SFI Corporate Bond Index) is currently at an all-year high of 3.23%, having risen 11 basis points YTD
    • The SFI was rebalanced on 3 November 2014.  Six issuances, amounting to over S$800 million in market value, were added to the SFI.

  • TradingScreen: The Buy Side And TradingScreen To Launch TradeCross

    Date 10/11/2014

    A select group of large Asset Managers and TradingScreen, the leading independent provider of liquidity, trading, and investment technology via SaaS, announced today their intention to launch the first Buy side designed crossing platform for Fixed Income corporate bonds. TradeCross will cover all segments of the credit market and will offer numerous new and innovative trading models that are not offered today on traditional platforms with an overarching goal to create a much more efficient way to trade these securities. Key elements of the initiative are to insure complete trade confidentiality and reduction of market impact, especially during periods of market stress.  It has been carefully designed with the Buy side needs in mind and will continue to evolve as market changes dictate.

  • Russia Consumer Sentiment At Record Low - MNI Russia Consumer Indicator Falls By 4.6 Points To 80.7 In October

    Date 10/11/2014

    Russia consumer sentiment fell to a record low in October as stubbornly high inflation and the weak rouble made households more pessimistic about the future than ever before.

  • FSB Consults On Proposal For A Common International Standard On Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) For Global Systemic Banks

    Date 10/11/2014

    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has today issued for public consultation policy proposals consisting of a set of principles and a detailed term sheet on the adequacy of loss-absorbing and recapitalisation capacity of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs).

  • SGX Sets Up Board Level Inquiry Committee To Oversee Investigation Of 5 November 2014 Breakdown

    Date 10/11/2014

    The SGX Board of Directors has set up a board level inquiry committee following the breakdown on 5 November 2014. The Committee will comprise four Board directors who are all independent of management.  Mr Quah Wee Ghee will chair the Committee and the other three members are Mr Chew Choon Seng, Mr Kevin Kwok and Mr Lee Hsien Yang.  Mr Quah Wee Ghee is the Chairman of SGX’s Risk Management Committee.