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  • BME Approves The Admission Of Molins To The Madrid Stock Exchange And Its Simultaneous Inclusion In The SIBE

    Date 13/07/2026

    • The company, with a market capitalization of 2.5 billion euros, had been trading on the open outcry market and is moving to the Continuous Market
    • The company made its debut on the Barcelona Stock Exchange in 1942

  • HKEX To Introduce 18 Stock Option Classes With Weekly And Monthly Expiries

    Date 13/07/2026

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is pleased to announce today (Monday) the introduction of 18 single stock option classes in three batches, on 10 August, 17 August and 31 August 2026, respectively.

  • SGX Group’s Strong Volume Growth In June Caps Stellar FY2026 Performance

    Date 13/07/2026

    SGX Group (Singapore Exchange) today reported double-digit volume growth in June across its derivatives offering as global investors leaned on trusted risk-management tools. Securities turnover expanded significantly, capping a stellar performance for the 2026 financial year.

  • ASIC: Deutsche Bank Pays $2 Million Penalty For Systemic Trade Reporting Failures

    Date 13/07/2026

    Multinational investment bank Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (Deutsche Bank) has paid a penalty of $2 million for misreporting more than 260,000 over-the-counter (OTC) derivative transactions, undermining the accuracy of data used to monitor Australia’s financial markets.

  • Insurance Agents In The Automobile Industry: Press Conference By KATAYAMA Satsuki, Japan Minister Of Finance And Minister Of State For Financial Services

    Date 13/07/2026

    Q.

    I would like to ask about insurance agents in the automobile industry that also engage in other businesses. Regarding automobile insurance, at the front line, what is described as quality improvement is being used as a pretext to exclude such agents. I would like to ask for your assessment of the fact that insurance companies are using the pretext of guidance from the Financial Services Agency. Also, can such exclusion be considered consistent with customer-oriented business conduct? Please explain once again the objective of non-life insurance administration. One more related point: there is a complete mismatch in the understanding of the current situation among insurance companies, insurance agents that also engage in other businesses, and the FSA. The actual state of insurance agents was also an issue in the BIGMOTOR case. As an administrative authority, is it not necessary to go a step further, collect data, and ascertain the actual state of insurance agents? Those are my three questions.