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  • Côte d'Ivoire Government Takes Control Of Regional Securities Exchange

    Date 16/02/2011

    The Côte d'Ivoire Government has taken on February 9, 2011 a measure of requisition of the Regional Council for Public Savings and Financial Markets, the regional securities exchange and central depository / Settlement Bank to preserve the smooth functioning of financial institutions.

  • STOXX And DAX Strategy Indices Licensed To RBS Monthly Leverage And Short Indices To Underlie Exchange-Traded Funds

    Date 16/02/2011

    STOXX Limited, a global index provider and creator of the leading European equity indices, today announced that the EURO STOXX 50 Monthly Leverage and EURO STOXX 50 Monthly Double Short indices, and the LevDAX x2 (monthly) and ShortDAX x2 (monthly) indices have been licensed to RBS Global Banking & Markets to serve as an underlying for four new exchange-traded funds.

  • TriOptima Announces Global Interest Rate Trade Reporting Repository Figures As Of January 28, 2011

    Date 16/02/2011

    TriOptima, the OTC derivatives market infrastructure provider, today announces that the total notional amounts outstanding for all interest rate derivative transactions reported by the G-14 financial institutions to the Global Interest Rate Trade Reporting Repository (the Rates Repository) as of January 28, 2011 was $484.5 trillion. This represents 3.9 million transactions. 

  • ITRS Group: Stephen Bates Hands Over CEO Role To Kevin Covington

    Date 16/02/2011

    ITRS Group plc, the leading global provider of predictive, real-time monitoring and proactive application performance management products to the world’s financial community, announced today the planned stepping down of Stephen Bates from the role of CEO on April 1st. Stephen is to be succeeded by Kevin Covington, the current Deputy CEO and European Managing Director. At the same time Misha Kipnis, the current CTO, will move from this position to become Director Technical Strategy and Architecture.

  • Thai Bourse To Allow “General Mandate” For Capital Increasing

    Date 16/02/2011

    Subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval, The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will allow listed firms to ask shareholders for a general mandate to raise funds by issuing new shares as a secondary offering. Under a general mandate, shareholders authorize the company’s board in either Annual General Meeting or Extra General Meeting to decide on the details (e.g., capital increasing objectives and price) of each issuance, rather than having to go through a shareholder meeting each time. Using a general mandate will facilitate capital injection, cut costs and help the company to manage its capital structure to go in line with current economic conditions while still protecting shareholders’ interests.