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  • ‘IQ-EQ Compass’ Launched To Identify And Mitigate ESG-Related Risks

    Date 12/01/2021

    Global investor services provider IQ-EQ has today launched IQ-EQ Compass, an innovative and integrated service offering that simplifies Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) compliance and helps its clients build sustainable value and reputational resilience.

  • BCS Global Markets Appoints Ex-Alfa Bank Chief To Head Of FX Division

    Date 12/01/2021

    BCS Global Markets (“BCS GM”), the investment banking services division of Russia’s largest independent broker, has today announced the appointment of Vladimir Samokhvalov ex-Alfa Bank Head of FX and Commodity Markets, as the firm’s new Head of FX Department.

  • Euronext Launches Sixth Edition Of Pre-IPO Programme TechShare In Ten European Countries

    Date 12/01/2021

    The sixth edition of TechShare, Euronext’s dedicated pre-IPO programme for European Tech companies, will see participants join from ten countries across Europe. All Tech sectors are represented this year, with a strong emphasis on biotech, health tech and e-commerce. With the inclusion of Norway as a participating country, TechShare once again demonstrates its steady growth in the domain and its relevance to the Tech industry.

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security RU000A0ZYKW4

    Date 12/01/2021

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 12.01.2021, 11-06 (MSK) the upper bound of the price band (up to 116.24) and initial margins (up to 18.75 %) for the security RU000A0ZYKW4 were changed. New values are available here

  • Japan Financial Services Agency: Preparation For Permanent Cessation Of LIBOR

    Date 12/01/2021

    Whereas reforming interest rate benchmarks have been developed in Japan and abroad, the possibility that the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) will be permanently discontinued after the end of 2021 has been increasing. While LIBOR is mainly referenced in derivative contracts such as interest rate swaps, it is also quoted in a significant number of cash products including corporate loans and bonds. Additionally, it is used in wide range of users, including not only financial institutions but also non-financial corporate and institutional investors. In this regard, there is the possibility of disruption to users if LIBOR were ceased without sufficient preparation.