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  • SEC Approves New Rules To Toughen Listing Standards For Reverse Merger Companies

    Date 09/11/2011

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today approved new rules of the three major U.S. listing markets that toughen the standards that companies going public through a reverse merger must meet to become listed on those exchanges.

  • Listing Of GreenX California Carbon Allowance (CCA) Option Contract

    Date 09/11/2011

    GreenX intends to list the California Carbon Allowance (CCA) option contract effective Sunday, December 11, 2011 for trade date Monday, December 12, 2011, for trading on CME Globex® and for submission for clearing through CME ClearPort®.

  • TMX Group Inc. Files Notice Of Change To Directors’ Circular

    Date 09/11/2011

    Further to its October 30, 2011 news release, TMX GroupInc. has posted the Notice of Change to its Directors’ Circular on the company’s website at the following link – http://www.tmx.com/en/investor_relations/corporate_info/regulatory_filings.html. The Notice of Change has also been filed on SEDAR.

  • Opening Remarks By Under Secretary U.S. Department Of The Treasury Lael Brainard To The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace

    Date 09/11/2011

    We saw a quiet but profound shift at the Cannes G-20 Summit back to a unified focus on safeguarding the global recovery as the central priority today.  We can see this shift articulated in the action plan that was released, and we expect to see it in policy steps taken by individual countries in the coming weeks and months.  

  • SIFMA Supports United States Covered Bond Act

    Date 09/11/2011

    SIFMA today released the following statement from Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr., executive vice president, public policy and advocacy, on the United States Covered Bond Act introduced by Senators Hagan, Corker, Schumer and Crapo:

    “SIFMA reiterates it strong support for a dedicated us covered bond legislative framework and applauds the Senators for their leadership in introducing the United States Covered Bond Act in the Senate. SIFMA believes that covered bonds are a proven source of funding that could help expand the availability of credit for households and strengthen the domestic housing market. Foreign financial institutions have more recently ignited domestic U.S. investor interest through issuance of U.S. dollar denominated covered bonds.  U.S. financial institutions have not, however, been able to tap that same investor demand.  We believe a dedicated legislative covered bond framework will provide investors with the certainty necessary for a robust covered bond market to develop in the U.S.  Efforts to further support sustained economic growth should ensure that financial intermediaries have more rather than fewer tools at their disposal to maintain a constant flow of credit through the economy.”