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  • Turnover At Deutsche Börse’s Cash Markets At 124.9 Billion Euros In January

    Date 03/02/2014

    Order book turnover on Xetra, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Tradegate stood at €124.9 billion in January (January 2013: €94.6 billion). Of the €124.9 billion, €112.9 billion were attributable to Xetra (January 2013: €85.5 billion). €5.8 billion were attributable to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (January 2013: €5.2 billion). Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange* totalled approximately €6.2 billion in January (January 2013: €3.9 billion).

  • ECB Makes Progress With Asset Quality Review, And Confirms Stress Test Parameters For Comprehensive Assessment

    Date 03/02/2014

    • Collection of first set of data completed, portfolio selection closes in mid-February
    • Stress test will incorporate the results of the asset quality review
    • As announced by the European Banking Authority, the capital thresholds for the baseline and adverse scenarios will be 8% and 5.5% Common Equity Tier 1 capital respectively

  • ESMA Publishes A Tender For CSD Regulation Technical Standards Cost-Benefit Analysis

    Date 03/02/2014

    ESMA invites responses to this tender by 10 February 2014.

  • Emerging Global Advisors Switches To FTSE As Index Benchmark Provider For Two ETFs

    Date 03/02/2014

    • 15 ETFs have transitioned to FTSE benchmarks in past 18 months
    • More than 110 ETFs tracking FTSE benchmarks in North America
    • EGA move reinforces FTSE’s growing US presence

  • January 2013: Good growth In Trading Volume On Oslo Børs

    Date 03/02/2014

    • The value of average daily turnover was NOK 4.4 billion, with 89,000 transactions. Compared to January 2013, the level of activity was up by 21% in terms of the number of transactions and up by 28% in terms of value. The chart below shows trends in market activity over the last 12 months.
    • Following six months of successive increases, the Oslo Børs Benchmark Index fell by 2.4% in January.
    • The Benchmark Index closed at a new all-time high on seven days in January. From its peak of 565.16 on 21 January, the Benchmark Index was down by 5.2% at the end of the month.
    • Over the period since 1996, the Benchmark Index has risen in January in 11 years and fallen in January in eight years.