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  • IOSCO Publishes Principles For CIS Valuation

    Date 03/05/2013

    The Board of the International Organization of Securities Commissions published today the final report onPrinciples for the Valuation of Collective Investment Schemescontaining a list of Principles intended to serve as a basis for both industry practitioners and regulators to assess the quality of regulation and industry practices regarding the valuation of collective investment schemes (CIS).

  • NASDAQ OMX Commodities Launches Swedish-Norwegian Electricity Certificate Instruments On May 6, 2013

    Date 03/05/2013

    As previously announced, Swedish-Norwegian Electricity Certificate instruments will be launched for trading and clearing at NASDAQ OMX Commodities Europe (the “Exchange”) and NASDAQ OMX Clearing (the “Clearinghouse”).

  • HKEx: Scrip Dividend Scheme In Relation To The Final Dividend For The Year Ended 31 December 2012 - Calculation Of Market Value

    Date 03/05/2013

    At HKEx’s annual general meeting held on 24 April 2013, Shareholders approved payment of the Final Dividend, as recommended by the Board, to Shareholders whose names appeared on HKEx’s register of members on the Record Date. The Final Dividend will be payable in cash with a scrip alternative under which eligible Shareholders may elect to receive the Final Dividend wholly or partly in the form of New Shares instead of in cash.

  • SGX Derivatives And Commodities Activity Grows

    Date 03/05/2013

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) reported growth in derivatives and commodities trading in April. Securities turnover and over-the-counter (OTC) commodities clearing volume fell month-on-month but rose from a year earlier.

  • European Commission Spring 2013 Forecast: The EU Economy – Slowly Recovering From A Protracted Recession

    Date 03/05/2013

    Following the recession that marked 2012, the EU economy is expected to stabilise in the first half of 2013. GDP growth is projected to turn positive gradually in the second half of the year before gaining some traction in 2014. As domestic demand is still constrained by a number of impediments that are typical of the aftermath of deep financial crises, external demand is set to be the main growth driver this year. The headwinds on private consumption and investment are expected to abate gradually, making way for a modest domestically sustained recovery next year. This forecast remains based on the assumption that continued policy implementation will prevent a renewed intensification of the sovereign-debt crisis.