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  • Proposed Acquisition Of interactive investor Limited

    Date 02/12/2021

    abrdn announces plans to acquire 100 per cent. of the UK's leading subscription-based investment platform interactive investor for £1.49 billion. abrdn and interactive investor have a shared vision of the growth and development of the wealth market and a commitment to being the customer champion. This acquisition will significantly enhance our presence and growth opportunities within a fast-growing and attractive market.

  • Bank Of England: The Alternative Liquidity Facility

    Date 02/12/2021

    The Bank of England has today opened the Alternative Liquidity Facility (ALF), which has taken deposits from participating UK-based Islamic banks for the first time.

  • Two New Companies And A Partner Join BME’s Pre-Market Environment

    Date 02/12/2021

    • 18 companies are already part of this open training, coaching and networking programme, which accelerates the process of access to the capital markets
    • The partners help to identify companies with growth potential, collaborate in the training sessions and take part in the networking with investors and companies

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Securities

    Date 02/12/2021

    The following risk parameters will be changed:

    TickerIR risk (downward scenario) - SECΔ_1 (Y0/Y1)New value effective for
    Current valueNew value
    ETLN 35% 77% 08.12.2021 – 10.12.2021
    HPE-RM 35% 77% 08.12.2021 – 10.12.2021
    MRK-RM 35% 77% 13.12.2021 – 15.12.2021

  • Antitrust: European Commission Fines UBS, Barclays, RBS, HSBC And Credit Suisse € 344 million For Participating In A Foreign Exchange Spot Trading Cartel

    Date 02/12/2021

    The European Commission has completed its cartel investigation into the Foreign Exchange (‘Forex') spot trading market by imposing fines on five banks. The Commission has adopted today a decision imposing a total fine of € 261 million on the four banks that decided to settle the case, namely UBS, Barclays, RBS and HSBC. The Commission has also fined Credit Suisse € 83 million under the ordinary procedure.