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Mirae Asset Global Investments Utilizes Solactive Indices To Release Established China Biotech ETF And China Electric Vehicle ETF Under TIGER Brand In Korea
Date 08/12/2020
Mirae Asset Global Investments [Mirae Asset], one of Korea’s largest asset managers, went into a license agreement with Solactive to utilize two already-licensed Solactive indices, the Solactive Chinese Biotech Index and the Solactive China Electric Vehicle Index. The Solactive benchmarks will serve as the underlyings for the establishment of two new Korea-based ETFs, the Mirae Asset TIGER China Biotech Solactive ETF (371470 KS Equity, KR7371470006) and the Mirae Asset TIGER China Electric Vehicle Solactive ETF (371460 KS Equity, KR7371460007). The two new ETFs serve as the Korean pendant to the already successfully launched China Biotech ETF and China Electric Vehicle ETF, which the company released in Hong Kong under its Global X branding. The establishment of the Korea-based versions aims to grant Korean investors the opportunity to include both ETFs in the construction of their private pension accounts, which requires a domestic listing for ETFs to be eligible for Korean private retirement planning. The release also set a new milestone in Solactive’s APAC expansion strategy since the new ETFs are the first Korean ETFs that use Solactive indices as their underlying.
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Monetary Authority Of Singapore And Bank Of Ghana To Foster Closer Relationships Between SMEs And Financial Institutions Of Singapore And Ghana Via Business Sans Borders And Financial Trust Corridor
Date 08/12/2020
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Bank of Ghana (BOG) have commenced discussions to adopt the Business sans Borders (BSB) open hub of platforms between Singapore and Ghana. These discussions on close cooperation will benefit the small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro-SMEs (MSMEs)
in both countries by expanding their connectivity with their counterpart economy, while introducing innovative FinTech and digital tools to help each SME seamlessly complete its regular business needs. MAS and BOG will also work on a complementary Financial Trust Corridor (FTC) initiative to engender greater trust, trade and recognition between both countries’ businesses and financial institutions. Both these initiatives, are targeted to help the SMEs and MSMEs of Singapore and Ghana achieve sustainable growth for the post-COVID 19 pandemic recovery. -
Supervisory Board Of Deutsche Börse AG Extends Executive Board Mandate Of Christoph Böhm
Date 08/12/2020
The Supervisory Board of Deutsche Börse AG made an extension to the Executive Board mandate of Christoph Böhm (54), for five years until the end of October 2026.
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Card Payments In Hong Kong To Register Subdued Growth Of 1.2% In 2020, Forecasts GlobalData
Date 08/12/2020
The lockdown and social distancing measures in Hong Kong due to COVID-19 has resulted in the closure of businesses and decline in consumer spending. As a result, card payments are estimated to register a subdued 1.2% growth this year, forecasts GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
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SIX And SBI Digital Asset Holdings Announce Plans For Singapore-Based Joint Exchange Venture To Drive Institutional Digital Asset Liquidity - Joint Venture Set To Build The Pre-Eminent Regional Liquidity Hub For Institutional Digital Assets In Singapore As Part Of Global Liquidity Network
Date 08/12/2020
SIX Digital Exchange ("SDX") and SBI Digital Asset Holdings Co., Ltd., an SBI Group ("SBI") (8473) company today announced their intentions to work towards a joint venture to drive institutional digital asset liquidity through a Singapore-based digital issuance platform, exchange and CSD venue that is set to go-live by 2022 subject to regulatory approvals from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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Shanghai Gold Exchange: Data Highlights, November, 2020
Date 08/12/2020
The monthly report of data highlights (November, 2020) is now available online.
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Shanghai Stock Exchange: Q&A On Inclusion Of Eligible STAR Market-Listed Stocks In SSE 180, CSI 300 And Other Constituent Indices
Date 08/12/2020
Q: The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and the China Securities Index Co., Ltd. (CSI) announced today that stocks that have been listed on the SSE STAR Market for more than one year will be included into the index universe of the SSE 180, CSI 300 and other constituent indices. Can you brief us on the circumstances and considerations for the inclusion?
A: In order to adapt to the changes in the securities market, the SSE and the CSI have fully listened to the opinions in the market. After the review and discussions by the index expert committee, it is decided that stocks that have been listed on the SSE STAR Market for more than one year are eligible to be included into the index universe of the SSE 180, CSI 300 and other constituent indices, and may be incorporated into the relevant indices in the next regular adjustment to the constituents.
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Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin, December 07, 2020, Issue 34
Date 08/12/2020
SZSE issued the first batch of credit protection certificates (CPC) on Dec 2, marking the official launch of SZSE’s credit protection certificate business.
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Remarks Before The 2020 AICPA Conference On Current SEC And PCAOB Developments, Sheena Lam, Professional Accounting Fellow, Office Of The Chief Accountant
Date 07/12/2020
Good morning and it is an honor to speak with you at the conference this year.
Today, I would like to discuss two topics: the Monitoring Group Recommendations to Strengthen the International Audit and Ethics Standard-Setting System, and the Commission’s recent amendments to its auditor independence rules.
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Office Of The Comptroller Of The Currency Announces New Executive Committee Members
Date 07/12/2020
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today announced the appointment of two executives to the agency’s Executive Committee.
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