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  • SEC Charges Advisory Firm Inspire Investing With Misleading Investors Regarding Its Investment Strategy

    Date 19/09/2024

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Idaho-based investment adviser Inspire Investing LLC with making misleading statements and for compliance failures related to the execution of its “biblically responsible investing” strategy.

  • Pirum Strengthens The EMEA Sales Team With The Hiring Of Jonathan Hodder

    Date 19/09/2024

    Pirum, a trusted automation and connectivity partner for securities finance and collateral management, today announced the hire of Jonathan Hodder, to join the company’s origination sales in EMEA.

  • Bank Of England - Asset Purchase Facility: Gilt Sales – Market Notice 19 September 2024

    Date 19/09/2024

    Market Notice 

    At its September 2024 meeting, the MPC voted to reduce the stock of gilts held in the APF by £100 billion over the period from October 2024 to September 2025, to a total of £558 billion.

  • Catalysing Productivity And Growth: A Change In Mindset On Financial Inclusion - Speech By Nikhil Rathi, UK Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive, Delivered At StepChange Connected 2024

    Date 19/09/2024

    Highlights

    • Financial inclusion and growth need not be mutually exclusive.
    • There cannot be genuine financial inclusion without digital inclusion.
    • This will require a change in mindset, a different conversation about risk and innovation, and a systemwide effort - not just for government and regulators, but also for employers and schools.

  • Net Interest Margin Of EU/EEA Banks Slightly Decreased On A Quarterly Basis

    Date 19/09/2024

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published its Q2 2024 quarterly Risk Dashboard (RDB), which discloses aggregated statistical information for the largest EU/EEA institutions.

    • EU/EEA banks’ return on equity (RoE) remained nearly unchanged on a yearly basis, reaching 10.9%, 10bps lower than one year ago. On a quarterly basis the RoE increased by 30bps, mainly driven by a rise in other operating income.
    • The net interest margin (NIM) declined slightly (1.68% in Q2 vs. 1.69% in Q1, 1.60% one year ago), indicating that it might have reached its peak in Q1 2024. As volume growth could not compensate for the negative impact from the NIM, net interest income declined slightly on a quarterly basis.
    • EU/EEA banks’ common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio rose on a fully loaded basis by 10bps to 16.1% in Q2 2024. The liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) and net stable funding ratio (NSFR) similarly rose in the second quarter (from 161.7% to 163.2% and from 127.3% to 127.8%, respectively). In the LCR’s numerator, the share of cash and reserves held by EU/EEA banks further decreased, while the share of central government assets increased.
    • Loans to households and non-financial corporates slightly increased over the quarter. Sovereign exposures increased since the end of last year by around EUR 200bn (+5.5%), accompanied by a rise of the share of exposures recognised at fair value, and a rise of the share of shorter-term maturities. The non-performing loan (NPL) ratio remained stable at 1.9%, with material divergences across segments.