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  • Warsaw Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics For April 2020

    Date 11/05/2020

    Warsaw Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics for April 2020 is now available:

  • Japan's Financial Services Agency Publishes GLOPAC Newsletter Vol.15 NEW

    Date 11/05/2020

    Nine officials in total from the securities market authorities of  Indonesia, Kenya, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar, Peru, South Africa, Thailand and Vietnam participated in the GLOPAC Fellowship Program, as the 16th Group of Visiting Fellows from February 5, 2020. This was the first time that we welcomed an official from Kenya at the GLOPAC and also the first time to welcome officials from South Africa and Peru for the Program about Securities. Since its launch in 2014, we have welcomed 148 Visiting Fellows from 36 countries and jurisdictions.

  • International Forum Of Independent Audit Regulators Published IFIAR Chair’s Update On COVID-19 To Stakeholders

    Date 11/05/2020

    On May 1, the International Forum of Independent Audit Regulators (IFIAR) released “IFIAR Chair’s Update on COVID-19 to stakeholders.”

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Releases 5 Themed Stock Indexes With SZSE’s Characteristics Including Public Health And Yangtze River 100

    Date 11/05/2020

    On May 8, SZSE and its wholly-owned subsidiary Shenzhen Securities Information Co., Ltd. ("SSIC") jointly released five themed indexes with SZSE’s characteristics, namely, SZSE Public Health 50 Index, SZSE Yangtze River Economic Zone 100 Index, SZSE Cloud Technology 50 Index, SZSE Biological Medicine 50 Index and SZSE Consumer Electronics 50 Index, to further enrich market indexing investment tools, guide the allocation of resources toward quality assets in SZSE, and provide stronger capital market support and services to pandemic control and prevention, work resumption and achievement of design capacity across the board.

  • BIS: Effects Of Covid-19 On The Banking Sector: The Market's Assessment

    Date 11/05/2020

    Key takeaways

    • Banks' performance on equity and debt markets since the Covid-19 outbreak has been on a par with that experienced after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
    • During the initial phase, the market sell-off swept over all banks, which underperformed significantly relative to other sectors. Still, markets showed some differentiation by bank nationality, and credit default swap (CDS) spreads rose the most for those banks that had entered the crisis with the highest level of credit risk.
    • The subsequent stabilisation, brought about by forceful policy measures since mid-March, has favoured banks with higher profitability and healthier balance sheets. Less profitable banks saw their long-term rating outlooks revised to negative. And the CDS spreads of the riskiest banks continued increasing even through the stabilisation phase.

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