Mondo Visione Worldwide Financial Markets Intelligence

FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index:

News Centre

  • IOSCO Proposes Principles for Financial Benchmarks

    Date 16/04/2013

    The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) Task Force on Financial Market Benchmarks (the Task Force), which the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chief executive Martin Wheatley co-chairs, has published its proposed Principles for Financial Benchmarks (the Principles) for consultation.

  • Thai Bourse Recommends Investors Closely Monitor Commodity Prices Due To Global Price Fluctuations

    Date 16/04/2013

    The Thailand Futures Exchange PCL (TFEX), under The Stock Exchange of Thailand group (SET), recommends that investors closely monitor global commodity prices, ensure sufficient margins, and adjust their investment portfolios, especially those investing in gold, silver, or oil futures due to global price fluctuations. TFEX will facilitate the portfolio adjustment by temporary allowing the minimum trading of 1(one) contract for block trade of gold futures during 17-19 April.

  • ISDA-BBA Preliminary Response To UK's HMT Re. Indirect Clearing

    Date 16/04/2013

    We welcome the HMT Informal consultation on indirect clearing arrangements of 28 March 2013 and the intent to provide, so far as is possible, a protective framework for EMIR compliant indirect clearing constructs in the UK (noting that these will only be helpful inrespect of the UK insolvency regime).

  • Direct Edge Trading Notice #13-15: Direct Edge To Observe A Moment Of Silence On Tuesday, April 16, 2013

    Date 16/04/2013

    Direct Edge® will observe a moment of silence at 9:20 a.m. ET, today, Tuesday, April 16, 2013, in honor of the victims of explosions Monday at the Boston Marathon.  While trading will not be affected, we encourage market participants to join us in a silent remembrance to recognize the tragedy in Boston, MA.  

  • Statement By European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso And Commissioner Michel Barnier Following The European Parliament’s Approval Of New European Rules To Impose Stronger Prudential Requirements On Banks

    Date 16/04/2013

    President J.M. Barroso:

    I welcome the vote in the European Parliament today on the capital requirements directive, CRD4. This is the foundation for the single rulebook for banks and will ensure that banks across the EU build up the necessary capital to absorb future shocks themselves, without asking the taxpayer for help. The rules will put an end to the culture of excessive bonuses, which encouraged risk-taking for short-term gains. With these rules we will ensure a dynamic and responsible financial sector. This is a question of fairness. If taxpayers are being asked to pick up the bill after the financial crisis, banks must also make a contribution.