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Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security TCSG
Date 11/06/2021
As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 11.06.2021, 17-13 (MSK) the upper bound of the price band (up to 6172.4) and initial margins (up to 26.25 %) for the security TCSG were changed. New values are available here
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BIS: CBDCs Beyond Borders: Results From A Survey Of Central Banks
Date 11/06/2021
Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could ease current frictions in cross-border payments – and particularly so if central banks factor an international dimension into CBDC design from the outset. Based on a survey of 50 central banks in the first quarter of 2021, this paper explores initial thinking on the cross-border use of CBDCs. While most central banks have yet to take a firm decision on issuing a CBDC, the survey responses show a tentative inclination towards allowing use of a future CBDC by tourists and other non-residents domestically. They have a cautious approach to allowing use of a CBDC beyond their own jurisdiction. Concerns about the economic and monetary implications of cross-border CBDC use and about private sector global stablecoins are taken seriously. At the wholesale level, 28% of surveyed central banks are considering options to make CBDCs interoperable by forming multi-CBDC arrangements. This involves arrangements that enhance compatibility, interlink or even integrate multiple CBDCs into a single payments system. Finally, almost 14% of respondents are considering an active role for the central bank in FX conversion.
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ESMA Public Statement On The Implementation Of The FRANDT Commercial Terms To Provide Clearing Services
Date 11/06/2021
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has been recently made aware of challenges that certain clearing members and clients are facing when preparing for the 18 June 2021 deadline to provide clearing services in accordance with FRANDT commercial terms.
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MioGroup Receives Favourable Report From BME Growth
Date 11/06/2021
- It is the fourth company to join this BME market in 2021
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Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Securities
Date 11/06/2021
The following risk parameters will be changed:
Ticker IR risk (downward scenario) - SECΔ_1 (Y0/Y1) New value effective for Current value New value MAGN 35% 77% 15.06.2021 - 17.06.2021 UNH-RM 35% 77% 17.06.2021 - 21.06.2021
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FESE Response To The ESMA Consultation Paper On The RTS 2 Annual Review
Date 11/06/2021
More transparency on bonds markets is needed to benefit investors, both professional and retail, and entities such as pension funds and insurance companies which are very beneficial to the real economy. To facilitate this, we believe that the criteria for assessing the liquidity of bonds need to be revised to take into account market reality.
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BME Growth Welcomes Arteche
Date 11/06/2021
- It is the second company to ring the bell in BME Growth so far this year
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HKEX Names New Group Head Of Internal Audit
Date 11/06/2021
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is pleased to announce today (Friday) that it has named Ms Winsome Ng as Managing Director and Group Head of Internal Audit.
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NX Filtration Lists On Euronext Amsterdam - A Pureplay ESG Growth Company And The First ‘Dark Green’-Labelled IPO On Euronext Amsterdam
Date 11/06/2021
Euronext today congratulates NX Filtration, the global provider of breakthrough direct nanofiltration technology for pure and affordable water, on its listing on Euronext Amsterdam (ticker code: NXFIL). It is the first IPO on Euronext Amsterdam with a ‘Dark Green’ label, as rated by Cicero, a leading ESG rating agency.
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EACH Publishes Research Paper ‘CCP Resilience During The COVID-19 Market Stress’
Date 11/06/2021
EACH today published its research paper ‘CCPs resilience during the COVID-19 market stress’. Based on research performed with EACH Members’ CCPs, the paper analyses the performance of CCPs during one of the largest market shocks in history and highlights the role played by CCPs in continuing to contribute to greater market stability and transparency even in times of crisis. This note examines the measures taken by CCPs as well as the performance of CCPs’ margins and anti-procyclicality measures during this highly volatile market stress period and concludes by looking at lessons that could be learned for the future.
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