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  • HKEx Announcement - Establishment Of Joint Venture With Shanghai Stock Exchange And Shenzhen Stock Exchange

    Date 28/06/2012

    On 18 August 2011, the Board announced that HKEx had agreed in principle to enter into detailed discussions with SHSE and SZSE with a view to establishing a joint venture company to  be incorporated in Hong Kong.

  • ASIC Consults Further On Key Market Structure Reforms

    Date 28/06/2012

    ASIC today published a consultation paper (Consultation Paper 179 Australian market structure: Draft market integrity rules and guidance (CP 179)), draft market integrity rules and guidance on market structure reforms. This marks the next stage of an ongoing consultation process with industry on these reforms. ASIC announced its approach to the rules and guidance in April, and has today published the proposed rules and guidance for consultation, consistent with that approach.

  • Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission: Retail Investor Convicted Of Illegal Short Selling

    Date 28/06/2012

    The Eastern Magistrates Court today convicted Mr Allan Tsang Kwok Leung after he pleaded guilty to one count of illegal short selling in the shares of Bao Yuan Holdings Limited (Bao Yuan).

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Market Value 100 Index To Be Launched

    Date 28/06/2012

    To further enhance the SSE index family as well as to provide new analysis tool and underlying instrument for investors, Shanghai Stock Exchange and China Securities Index Co., Ltd announced that the SSE Market Value 100 Index would be launched on July 20, 2012.

  • SGX Forum Reply To Straits Times On SGX Listing Rules Aim To Protect Investors

    Date 28/06/2012

    We refer to the Straits Times letter, “Why SGX should review its rules”, by Mr Mak Yuen Teen, on 26 June 2012.


    As a market operator, SGX sets high admission standards and listing requirements. As with all other international exchanges, SGX has the right to delist companies that are unable or unwilling to meet these requirements. This is necessary to maintain the quality and standards of listed companies in the market. In administering these rules, SGX aims to protect shareholders’ interests by according these companies a reasonable period of time to be in compliance with listing standards. For example, watch list companies have 2 years to exit the watch list and are required to regularly keep investors updated and informed during this period.