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InTick Secures £2 Million Funding For Transformative Growth
Date 30/07/2025
InTick, the listed derivatives blocking network, today announced that it has secured £2 million in funding from a diverse range of angel investors. This investment follows the company's successful launch in October 2024, the strategic appointment of key advisors to its board earlier this year, and the go-live of its listed derivatives block matching platform last month.
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MNI Indicators: MNI China Money Market Index™ – July Conditions Steady
Date 30/07/2025
Key Points – July Report
Introducing the updated MNI China Money Market Index (MMI), formerly the MNI China Liquidity Index, which has been adapted to reflect the PBOC's monetary policy.
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APAC Deal Activity Up By 3% YoY During H1 2025, Finds GlobalData
Date 30/07/2025
During the first half (H1) of 2025, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) deal landscape exhibited a nuanced trend, characterized by a modest increase in overall deal volume, yet marked by significant variations across different deal types and key markets. The total number of deals announced in the APAC region increased by around 3% in H1 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
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Japan Exchange Group, Inc. And Consolidated Subsidiaries Consolidated Financial Results For The Three Months Ended June 30, 2025 (Based On IFRS), Unaudited
Date 30/07/2025
During the consolidated cumulative first quarter (from April 1, 2025 to June 30, 2025), JPX Group recorded operating revenue of ¥43,451 million (increased 7.7% from the same period of the previous fiscal year (i.e., year on year)), and operating expenses were ¥18,903 million (increased 8.0% year on year). As a result, JPX Group recorded operating income of ¥25,233 million (increased 8.3% year on year) and income before income tax of ¥25,310 million (increased 8.7% year on year).
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ASIC Seeks Feedback On Proposed Updates To Conflicts Management Guidance
Date 30/07/2025
ASIC has today released proposed updates to its conflicts management guidance for financial services businesses.
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Monetary Authority Of Singapore Monetary Policy Statement - July 2025
Date 30/07/2025
INTRODUCTION
1. In its April 2025 monetary policy review, MAS kept the Singapore dollar nominal effective exchange rate (S$NEER) policy band on a modest and gradual appreciation path, but reduced its slope slightly. There was no change to the width of the band or the level at which it was centred. Since then, the S$NEER has strengthened toward the top of the policy band amid the broad-based depreciation in the US$.
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Forward Together: Addressing Misconduct In Financial Services - Keynote Address By ASIC Chair Joe Longo At The FSC Symposium 'Shaping Advice In A Time Of Change' On 30 July 2025
Date 30/07/2025
Key points
- More and more people are risking their retirement savings because they’ve been led to believe their current fund is underperforming and persuaded to seek higher returns elsewhere.
- While bad financial advice is obviously a key part of this problem, there are a whole range of other entities that are involved in this process that we are looking at.
- ASIC is working to make the system safer for consumers, but we can’t address these issues alone. Similar to the fight against scams, this issue requires a collective response.
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US Treasury Department Announces New Appointments
Date 29/07/2025
Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent announced today key appointments for senior positions at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
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Statement On The Commission’s Approval Of In-Kind Creations And Redemptions For Crypto Exchange-Traded Products, SEC Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda, July 29, 2025
Date 29/07/2025
Prior to today, crypto asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) could not use in-kind creations and redemptions—in stark contrast to other forms of commodity ETPs—a limitation that resulted in unnecessary costs and burdens.
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New Zealand Financial Markets Authority: Weather Events Claims Insights
Date 29/07/2025
The 2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend Floods and Cyclone Gabrielle were the largest weather events to impact the country since Cyclone Giselle in 1968, resulting in 118,000 insurance claims and close to $4 billion in damage to insured property.
