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SEC Chair Gensler To Depart Agency On January 20 - Gensler Implemented Reforms To Enhance Efficiency, Resiliency, And Integrity In U.S. Capital Markets - Agency Held Wrongdoers Accountable And Returned Billions To Harmed Investors
Date 21/11/2024
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that its 33rd Chair, Gary Gensler, will step down from the Commission effective at 12:00 pm on January 20, 2025. Chair Gensler began his tenure on April 17, 2021, in the immediate aftermath of the GameStop market events. He led the agency through a robust rulemaking agenda to enhance efficiency, resiliency, and integrity in the U.S. capital markets. He also oversaw high-impact enforcement cases to hold wrongdoers accountable and return billions to harmed investors.
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Exegy Expands Ultra-Low Latency, Tick-To-Trade Support To Include All Canadian Equity Exchanges
Date 21/11/2024
Exegy, the leading trading technology provider across the latency spectrum, announces the expansion of market data and execution coverage for nxAccess, its FPGA-based tick-to-trade solution, now supporting all Canadian equity exchanges. This enhancement enables seamless, ultra-low latency trading for a wide range of trading strategies in Canadian and US markets. It is the only off-the-shelf, FPGA tick-to-trade solution that enables clients to achieve operational consistency and efficiency across North American markets.
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Nadex Amends Rules For Trading Members
Date 21/11/2024
Pursuant to Section 5c(c)(1) of the Commodity Exchange Act, and Commission Regulation §40.6(a), Nadex has submitted to the Commission its intent to amend Rule 3.1 pertaining to Trading Members. This submission will become effective on December 6, 2024.
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US Treasury Sanctions Gazprombank And Takes Additional Steps To Curtail Russia’s Use Of The International Financial System - Treasury Imposes Sanctions On Dozens Of Russian Banks, Securities Registrars, And Finance Officials - OFAC Issues Alert Warning Of Risks Of Joining Russia’s System For Transfer Of Financial Messages
Date 21/11/2024
Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) took another major step in implementing commitments made by G7 leaders to curtail Russia’s use of the international financial system to further its war against Ukraine. OFAC’s action includes the designation of Gazprombank, more than 50 internationally connected Russian banks, more than 40 Russian securities registrars, and 15 Russian finance officials. OFAC is also issuing an alert describing sanctions risks related to Russia’s System for Transfer of Financial Messages (SPFS), which the Kremlin created and uses to evade sanctions.
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Canadian Securities Regulators Propose Amendments To Multilateral Instrument 13-102 System Fee
Date 21/11/2024
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today published for comment proposed amendments to Multilateral Instrument 13-102 System Fees. The proposal is intended to better align system fee revenues with projected national systems operating costs.
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Montis Group Strengthens Leadership And Senior Management Team
Date 21/11/2024
Montis Group, a leader in the development of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT)-based post-trade infrastructure, announces six key appointments to its leadership, advisory and management teams. These new hires include two Independent Non-Executive Directors in Luxembourg, two Advisory Council members, and two senior management team members. The appointments come as Montis Digital SA advances toward regulatory authorisation and Go-Live in Luxembourg and Montis Digital UK has applied to operate in the Bank of England Sandbox.
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MIAX Receives Editors' Choice Award For Outstanding Futures And Options Trading Venue At The Trade's Leaders In Trading Awards 2024
Date 21/11/2024
Miami International Holdings, Inc. (MIH), a technology-driven leader in building and operating regulated financial markets across multiple asset classes, today announced that its MIAX® exchange received the Editors' Choice Award for "Outstanding Futures and Options Trading Venue" at The Trade's Leaders in Trading Awards 2024.
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BDO LLP Achieves Approved Verifier Status Under Climate Bonds Certification Scheme, Strengthening Support For Green Debt Verification
Date 21/11/2024
Climate Bonds Initiative is pleased to announce that BDO LLP, a leading UK-based accountancy and business advisory firm, has achieved Approved Verifier status under the Climate Bonds Certification Scheme. This approval enables BDO LLP to offer verification services that align with the robust standards and rigorous requirements of Climate Bonds, supporting issuers and applicant entities in validating the climate credentials of their green debt instruments, assets, and activities.
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Introducing Canada Climate Week Xchange (CCWX), A New Initiative Dedicated To Promoting Cross-Collaboration On Canada’s Climate-Related Challenges - A Five-Year Initiative Founded By Toronto Stock Exchange And National Organizations, CCWX Will Curate And Promote A Variety Of Events Focused On Canada’s Unique Perspective And Prospects On Climate-Related Issues
Date 21/11/2024
Canada Climate Week Xchange (CCWX) is a new five-year initiative on a mission to bring together diverse organizations to support Canada’s commitment to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 2030, through events dedicated to addressing Canada’s climate-related challenges and opportunities.
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ICE First Look At Mortgage Performance: Serious Delinquencies Hit 17-Month High While Foreclosure Activity Remains Historically Muted
Date 21/11/2024
- At 3.45% in October, the national delinquency rate was up 6% from the same time last year, marking five consecutive months of year-over-year increases
- While 30- & 60-day delinquencies decreased from September, seriously past due loans (90+ days) continued their slow rise, now up 7.3% from last year and at the highest level since May 2023
- Though both foreclosure starts (+12.2%) and completions (+10.1%) were up in October, both remain down from last year (-12.3% and -9.5%, respectively) and well below pre-pandemic levels
- Likewise, foreclosure inventory was up a modest +1K in the month, but there are 28K fewer loans in active foreclosure than there were at this same time last year
- Prepayment activity rose on easing interest rates to a level not seen in over two years (May 2022) and nearly double where it was last October
