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  • SWIFT Announces KYC Registry And Dedicated Financial Crime Compliance Unit - Industry Utility From Global Financial Network To Go Live In 2014

    Date 07/01/2014

    SWIFT announces the creation of a global Know Your Customer (KYC) Registry, a centralised utility for the collection and distribution of standard information required by banks as part of their due diligence processes. Based on a collaborative industry-wide approach, the new utility will help banks to manage compliance challenges and reduce the high costs associated with implementing KYC-related regulations.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 6 January, 2014 - Issue 1

    Date 07/01/2014

    From 30 December, 2013 to 3 January,  2014,  Shenzhen Component  Index closed at  8028.3 points  after  losing  0.3%.  SME Index rose  2.5% to 5068.6 points.  ChiNext  Index jumped 4.5%  and  stood at  1352.8 points.  Total turnover for stocks and funds on the SZSE was US$  65.9  billion,   or an 8.4% decrease from the week before.

  • MNI: China Consumer Indicator Rises To 97.5 In December From 96.6 In November - Highest Since June 2012

    Date 07/01/2014

    The MNI China Consumer Indicator rose for the fifth consecutive month in December,to the highest for a year and a half, as consumers felt more optimistic about their future personal finances.

  • ASX Group Monthly Activity Report – December 2013

    Date 07/01/2014

    The value of ASX-listed stocks, as measured by the All Ordinaries Index, rose 0.7% in December 2013. This performance was below rises in other major markets, including Japan up 4.0%, the US up 2.4%, Germany up 1.6%, and the UK up 1.5%, and stronger than Singapore down 0.3% and Hong Kong down 2.4%.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Message From The President & CEO

    Date 07/01/2014

    Let me begin by wishing you all happiness and prosperity in the New Year!

    In 2013, the Japanese economy finally took on an upbeat tone as the yen weakened and the stock market surged under “Abenomics”. Internationally, fears of economic vulnerability lingered with markets responding to concerns of a recurrence of the European debt crisis, slower growth in China, the timing for the tapering of QE3 and a U.S. government shutdown. These concerns led to active trading on TOCOM in the first half of the year as gold prices reached all-time highs in February. Later in the year, markets were subdued on widespread uncertainty over the future course of the global economy, which made for an unusually challenging year.    

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