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  • Nigerian Exchange Weekly Market Report For March 25th, 2022

    Date 25/03/2022

    A total turnover of 1.176 billion shares worth N16.601 billion in 21,076 deals was traded this week by investors on the floor of the Exchange, in contrast to a total of 2.449 billion shares valued at N20.653 billion that exchanged hands last week in 20,764 deals.

  • SEC Awards $1.25 Million To Whistleblower

    Date 25/03/2022

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced an award of $1.25 million to a whistleblower who provided specific and credible information that prompted SEC staff to open an investigation that resulted in a successful SEC covered action. 

  • Bank Of England And Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Joint Central Bank Digital Currency Collaboration

    Date 25/03/2022

    In February 2022, the Bank of England and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) agreed to collaborate on a twelve-month research project on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The Bank will partner with the MIT Media Lab’s Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) team to explore potential technical challenges, trade-offs, opportunities and risks involved in designing a CBDC system.

  • ISDA, AFME Publish Position Papers On CRR III

    Date 25/03/2022

    ISDA and the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) have published joint position papers on the third Capital Requirements Regulation and the sixth Capital Requirements Directive (CRR III / CRD VI).

  • BIS: Risk Data Aggregation And Risk Reporting – Executive Summary

    Date 25/03/2022

    The 2007–09 Great Financial Crisis exposed severe deficiencies in the management information systems (MIS) of many of the major global banks. Certain banks took entire days, or longer, to aggregate their exposures to single counterparties. In practice, such information was needed during the crisis several times a day for multiple counterparties. Even during non-crisis episodes, such information is needed for management to make sound business decisions and for supervisors to effectively protect the safety and soundness of the financial system. The crisis therefore served as a "wake-up call" for the banking industry and the regulatory community and highlighted the need to overhaul the risk data aggregation capabilities and risk reporting practices of banks.