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  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Treatment Of Trades From Friday, 2 October - Normal Trading Resumes

    Date 01/10/2020

    Currently, the Tokyo Stock Exchange is proceeding without problems toward resumption of trading at arrowhead and TSE plans to conduct trading on auction market and ToSTNeT market as usual from tomorrow and after.

  • SIX Trading Key Figures: September 2020

    Date 01/10/2020

    In September 2020 trading turnover on the Swiss Stock Exchange was up 34.3% compared to the previous month and reached CHF 129.0 billion, while the number of transactions increased by 21.4% to a total of 7,382,320. In comparison with the corresponding period last year, trading turnover was up by 23.9% to reach CHF 1,365.2 billion, while the number of trades rose by 66.8% to a total of 77,248,248. The SMI® rose by 0.5% and reached 10,187.0 points at the end of September.

  • EACH Response To The IOSCO Consultation Report "Principles On Outsourcing"

    Date 01/10/2020

    The European Association of CCP Clearing Houses (EACH) welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the IOSCO Consultation Report “Principles on Outsourcing”. As part of some general remarks regarding the principles on outsourcing defined in the consultation, EACH would like to stress that the importance of outsourcing is constantly increasing, and so is the need for a proper regulatory treatment. We therefore welcome IOSCO’s intention to assess the appropriateness of the existing outsourcing principles, particularly as regulated entities are facing a growing number and increasing complexity of regulatory requirements related to outsourcing.

  • BIS: How Does International Capital Flow?

    Date 01/10/2020

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    Gross capital flows play a central role in today's policy debates. Yet current theory largely relies on net flow models of saving and current accounts. This limits the scope of policy advice.

  • Federal Reserve Board Extends Temporary Actions Aimed At Increasing The Availability Of Intraday Credit Extended By Federal Reserve Banks

    Date 01/10/2020

    The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday extended to March 31, 2021, temporary actions aimed at increasing the availability of intraday credit extended by Federal Reserve Banks on both a collateralized and uncollateralized basis. These temporary actions: (1) suspend uncollateralized intraday credit limits (net debit caps) and waive overdraft fees for institutions that are eligible for the primary credit program; (2) permit a streamlined procedure for secondary credit institutions to request collateralized intraday credit (max caps); and (3) suspend two collections of information that are used to calculate net debit caps.

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