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  • TMX Group Consolidated Trading Statistics – October 2023

    Date 03/11/2023

    TMX Group Limited today announced October 2023 trading statistics for its marketplaces – Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TSX Alpha Exchange and Montréal Exchange.

  • FSB Europe Group Discusses Regional Developments And Lessons Learned From March Bank Failures

    Date 03/11/2023

    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) Regional Consultative Group for Europe met today in Madrid. The group discussed global and regional financial stability issues and other topics of particular relevance to Europe. This includes the FSB work to address risks arising from leverage in non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI) and from the outsourcing of critical services by financial institutions to third parties. Members also received an update on planned FSB work for 2024.

  • Implications Of Current Wage Inflation − Speech By Jonathan Haskel, Member Of The Monetary Policy Committee, Bank Of England, Given At Bank Of England Watchers’ Conference, King’s College London

    Date 03/11/2023

    onathan talks about recent UK wage growth, and why it might be as high as it appears to be. He considers some measurement issues, and then constructs a simple economic model of wages. Finally, he considers some economic explanations for an increase in the equilibrium rate of unemployment, which may be contributing to current high wage growth.

  • Nigerian Exchange Group Weekly Market Report For November 3rd, 2023

    Date 03/11/2023

    A total turnover of 2.451 billion shares worth N40.570 billion in 37,959 deals was traded this week by investors on the floor of the Exchange, in contrast to a total of 1.446 billion shares valued at N25.418 billion that exchanged hands last week in 28,933 deals.

  • BIS: Relationship Discounts Incorporate Bond Trading

    Date 03/11/2023

    The over-the-counter structure of the corporate bond market makes the value of bilateral interactions particularly important for investors. For clients, an established dealer relationship can let the client buy or sell bonds more easily and cheaply. For dealers, a client relationship could be helpful for managing inventory risk, for generating larger profits from loyal clients, or for extracting information from the client's order flow. Such relationships may be particularly valuable during stress episodes like the March 2020 Covid-19 crisis. In this paper, we use a unique regulatory data set on corporate bond transactions to study bilateral trading relationships in the dealer-customer segment of the corporate bond market.