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  • ASIC Confirms ASX Readiness To Launch PureMatch

    Date 11/11/2011

    ASIC today confirmed it is satisfied that the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), prospective participants and data vendors are ready for ASX’s new order book, PureMatch, to commence operating from 28 November 2011.

  • HKEx 2011 Third Quarter Results

    Date 11/11/2011

    The Board submits the unaudited consolidated results of the Group for the nine months ended30 September 2011. The Group recorded a profit attributable to shareholders of $3,821 million for the first nine months of 2011 (first quarter: $1,238 million; second quarter: $1,346 million; third quarter: $1,237 million) compared with $3,478 million for the same period in 2010 (2010 first quarter: $1,127 million; second quarter: $1,131 million; third quarter: $1,220 million).

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange Good Delivery Material Price Differential For November 2011 Rubber Contract

    Date 11/11/2011

    The price differential of the Good Delivery material for the November 2011 contract month in the Rubber market has be determined as follows,

    Pursuant to the provisions of Article 2.2 of the Rubber Delivery Detailed Rules, the price differential between the Good Delivery materials RSS No.3 and the non-standard grade RSS No.4 for the November 2011 contract month shall be -3.0 yen/kg. 


  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority To Consult On The Use Of Alternative Performance Measures

    Date 10/11/2011

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) will issue draft guidance for public consultation in 2012 on the use of alternative performance measures (APMs) by financial markets issuers.

  • S&P Clarifies Erroneous Message On Republic Of France Rating

    Date 10/11/2011

    As a result of a technical error, a message was automatically disseminated today to some subscribers of S&P's Global Credit Portal suggesting that France's credit rating had been changed. This is not the case: the ratings on Republic of France remain 'AAA/A-1+' with a stable outlook, and this incident is not related to any ratings surveillance activity. We are investigating the cause of the error.