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  • Wiener Boerse: Financial Education Ensures Equal Opportunities On The Journey From Saver To Investor

    Date 29/10/2020

    According to a recent Gallup survey, every second Austrian considers his financial knowledge to be "insufficient". Interest in investing is growing. Austrian households do not want to accept a further loss of purchasing power. On the occasion of World Savings Day, the Vienna Stock Exchange points out the necessity to facilitate the journey of Austrian savers to become investors. Financial education is essential and provides more equal opportunities. Education is the best investor protection and pays off.

  • MOEX Welcomes Samolet Shares To Equity Market

    Date 29/10/2020

    On 29 October 2020 MOEX launched trading in shares of Samolet Group, one of Russia’s leading real estate developers. The shares joined the MOEX Level 3 List and trade under the ticker "SMLT".

  • Hong Kong Securities And Futures Commission Consults On Climate-Related Risks In Funds

    Date 29/10/2020

    The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today launched a consultation on proposed requirements for fund managers to take climate-related risks  into consideration in their investment and risk management processes and make appropriate disclosures to meet investors’ growing demands for climate risk information and combat greenwashing.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: CONNEQTOR Started Accepting Application For The Production

    Date 29/10/2020

    Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) has been developing RFQ (Request for Quote) functions and CONNEQTOR with the aim of improving the liquidity of ETFs.

  • Press Conference By ASO Taro, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister Of Finance, And Minister Of State For Financial Services - Tokyo Stock Exchange System Failure

    Date 29/10/2020

    (Excerpt)

    (Friday, October 16, 2020, 11:47 am to 11:57 am)

    [Questions and answers:]

    Q.

    Regarding the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) system failure on October 1, it has been reported that the TSE has compiled a report and intends to present it to the FSA as early as today. If you have any thoughts on administrative actions that the Financial Services Agency could take to prevent recurrences, please let us hear them.

    A.

    I have heard the Japan Exchange Group and the Tokyo Stock Exchange will both be conducting thorough investigations into the cause of the failure, and we are very interested in preventing recurrences. We issued an order on Friday, October 2, requesting a report as required by the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. I believe it was on Monday the 5th that we heard from the Exchange Group that it had set up an investigation committee comprising outside directors that has since identified a memory issue as the direct cause triggering the failure, and a problem in making an automatic switchover to a backup. I am aware that an announcement was made about this, and it seems the problem behind the system failure is that of why the backup did not kick in. If the automatic switch does not work, having a backup is meaningless. I think it is important to get a full picture of the causes by continuing to look into why the system could not be restored on the same day. The Japan Exchange Group and the TSE must therefore examine, search and clear up various aspects while the FSA carries out its own robust inquiries, and we are still at that stage.


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