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  • CICI Utility Sets Strong Foundation And Prepares For Continued Growth In 2013

    Date 30/01/2013

    The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) and SWIFT announced today that their global legal entity identifier (LEI) solution has progressed at a robust pace since its August, 2012 launch with more than 47,000 entities from 125 countries registered in the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Interim Compliant Identifier (CICI) database.

  • Dow To Hit 14000 - Years Of All-Time Highs Due, Says ADVFN CEO Clem Chambers

    Date 30/01/2013

    With the Dow set to hit 14000 Clem Chambers, CEO of private investor's website ADVFN.com, commented that "We will get many meaningful all-time highs over the next three years. Accordingly, the Dow will hit 15000 this year and 16000 by the end of 2014."

  • Osaka Securities Exchange: Developing Rules And Regulations In Connection With The Integration Of Cash Equity Markets With Tokyo Stock Exchange (Draft)

    Date 30/01/2013

    As one of the measures for the business combination following the establishment of Japan Exchange Group, Inc., Osaka Securities Exchange Co., Ltd. (OSE) and Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. ("TSE") will integrate OSE cash equity market into TSE cash equity market. OSE has made the outline of the development of the rules and regulations in connection with the integration.

  • ESMA Publishes 2nd Update Of Q&A On The Application Of The Short Selling Regulation

    Date 30/01/2013

    The European Securities and Markets Authority has published an updated version of its Q&A on the Application of the Short Selling Regulation.

  • Alex Opens London Stock Exchange January 30th 2013

    Date 30/01/2013

    Alex Masterley of Megabank had the honour of being invited to open the London Stock Exchange today, January 30th, to celebrate his 25 years of working in the City (though he is playing down this latter fact as he thinks that looking too long in the tooth will affect his job mobility). A tree on the railway track in Kent delayed his commute in this morning and he was deeply upset that the Stock Market refused to put back their opening hours to accommodate him. A frantic taxi dash from Cannon Street saw him arrive with seconds to spare, sweep up the stairs and place the ceremonial plastic block to formally open the market. Somewhat to his disappointment the predicted (by him) feelgood surge in stock prices failed to materialise (market up a measly 10 points at the time of writing). He found time for a quick champagne breakfast with a few of his City cronies in the VIP room at the LSE before hurrying back to his office to sell off his long position. Interviewed before he left he said: "Obviously it's a great honour to be asked to open London's historic Stock Exchange and I found it hard to believe it was me up there doing it. It should have been the CEO of one of my blasted client companies, listing his business and making me some decent fees in the process. I don't know where my next skiing holiday is coming from."