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  • Moscow Exchange: REPO Risk Parameters Change For The Security DSKY - Update 1

    Date 17/06/2020

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 17.06.2020, 11-56 (MSK) the lower bound of the REPO rate for tenor Y0/Y1Dt (up to -54.02 %), penalty rate and IR Risk Rate (up to -0.159 rub) for the security DSKY were changed. New values are available here
     

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin - June 15, 2020 (Issue 17)

    Date 17/06/2020

    China’s central bank, the PBoC, launched a set of policies last week to shore up financial services for small and micro enterprises. It announced 30 supportive measures, such as lower costs and faster growth of credit while encouraging financial institutions to raise more funds from the bond market. The target of net financing from corporate bonds this year is set at RMB 1 trillion (more than that of 2019). Financial institutions shall issue special bonds of at least RMB 300 billion for supporting small and micro companies, among other measures to serve SMEs financial needs.

  • Eurex Clears First Interest Rate Swap Transaction From Japan

    Date 17/06/2020

    • First Japanese financial institution clears OTC interest rate swap transaction at Eurex Clearing out of Japan
    • Further potential for Eurex Clearing to see increasing activity in euro clearing

  • Moscow Exchange: REPO Risk Parameters Change For The Security DSKY

    Date 17/06/2020

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 17.06.2020, 11-30 (MSK) the lower bound of the REPO rate for tenor Y0/Y1Dt (up to -42.65 %), penalty rate and IR Risk Rate (up to -0.126 rub) for the security DSKY were changed. New values are available here

  • Wiener Börse And Deutsche Börse To Extend Cooperation Ahead Of Schedule

    Date 17/06/2020

    Wiener Börse AG and Deutsche Börse AG have agreed to continue their technology partnership ahead of schedule by five years. Trading on the Vienna Stock Exchange and its partner exchanges in Budapest, Ljubljana, Prague and Zagreb will thus continue to run via the established T7 system in the coming years. Innovations in the trading system, which is also used on Xetra and the Eurex derivatives exchange, will be continuously available to the Vienna Stock Exchange and its partners. This ensures that the Vienna Stock Exchange, and the stock exchanges it serves, will keep their trading technology at the cutting edge.