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  • Trading On The Warsaw Stock Exchange - November 2011

    Date 01/12/2011

    • Eleven months into the year, 2011 is the best year in the history of the WSE as measured by the value of session trading (PLN 235.6 billion).
    • The total value of session trading and block trades on the Main Market crossed the mark of PLN 0.25 trillion within one calendar year for the first time ever.
    • The monthly value of session trading was PLN 19.8 billion in November.
    • The monthly volume of trading in index futures increased 13.0% year on year. 

  • NYSE Euronext Statement In Support Of The Reopening American Capital Markets To Emerging Growth Companies Act Of 2011

    Date 01/12/2011

    "Young, innovative emerging companies are the engines of economic growth and job creation. NYSE Euronext is proud to support this bipartisan effort in the Senate which would significantly reduce the obstacles that prevent emerging growth companies from going public -- and accessing the capital to hire more employees -- while maintaining important investor protections. We believe this legislation will have a direct impact on capital formation, economic growth and job creation in the United States."

  • MEPs Urge EU Leaders To Adopt Bold Measures To Quell Crisis

    Date 01/12/2011

    The crisis that has engulfed the eurozone shows no signs of abating and bolder measures are needed to restore market confidence, MEPs warned ahead of an EU summit 8-9 December in Brussels. They urged a more active role for the European Central Bank and the introduction of eurobonds during a debate Wednesday.

  • State Aid: European Commission Extends Crisis Rules For Banks

    Date 01/12/2011

    The European Commission has updated and prolonged a set of temporary state aid control rules to assess public support to financial institutions during the crisis. The main provisions consist in explaining how to ensure that the State is adequately remunerated if – as is increasingly likely in the future - Member States decide to recapitalise their banks using instruments, such as ordinary shares, for which the remuneration is not fixed in advance. A revised methodology was also agreed concerning the remuneration of guarantees for banks' funding needs – the bulk of the support to date – to ensure the fees that banks pay reflect their intrinsic risk, rather than the risk related to the Member State concerned or the market as a whole. The rules will apply as long as required by market conditions.

  • Statement By Commissioner Barnier On The Proposals By The European Commission To Reform The Audit Sector

    Date 01/12/2011

    The thrust of the audit proposals is to re-establish confidence, an essential ingredient for growth and competitiveness.