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  • NASDAQ OMX May 2014 Volumes

    Date 04/06/2014

    The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today reported monthly volumes for May 2014, on its investor relations website. A data sheet showing the monthly volumes can be found at: http://ir.nasdaqomx.com/monthly-reporting/.

  • BM&FBOVESPA Publishes May Market Performance

    Date 04/06/2014

    BOVESPA Segment

    In May the equities market’s (BOVESPA segment) financial volume totaled BRL 133.83 billion against BRL 150.11 billion in April. The daily average was BRL 6.37 billion against BRL 7.50 billion in the previous month. The total number of trades in May was 17,481,365 against 19,724,219 in April. Daily average number of trades was 832,446 against 986,211 in April.

  • NZX May 2014 Shareholder Metrics

    Date 04/06/2014

    Please find attached Shareholder Metrics for May 2014.

  • CFTC Staff Issues Extension To Time-Limited No-Action Letter On The Applicability Of Transaction-Level Requirements In Certain Cross-Border Situations

    Date 04/06/2014

    U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC or Commission) Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight (DSIO), Division of Clearing and Risk, and Division of Market Oversight (Divisions) today issued a time-limited no-action letter that extends relief to swap dealers (SDs) registered with the Commission that are established under the laws of jurisdictions other than the United States (Non-U.S. SDs) from certain transaction-level requirements under the Commodity Exchange Act.

  • The Financial Policy Committee Of The Bank Of England; An Experiment In Macroprudential Management – The View Of An External Member - Speech By Richard Sharp

    Date 04/06/2014

    ​In a speech at the London School of Economics, Richard Sharp – external member of the Financial Policy Committee – discusses the background to the creation of the FPC, its powers and objectives, and some of the challenges he sees facing the Committee.   Richard stresses that trying to predict financial shocks is extremely difficult, given the degree of uncertainty about how the financial system operates.  For that reason, he argues that the FPC should ensure that “the system has built up sufficient strength and resilience so that such events can be effectively managed”, while also achieving its secondary objective to support the government’s economic policy.