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HKEX: Exchange Publishes Listed Issuer Regulation Newsletter
Date 24/04/2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused severe disruption to economic activities worldwide and created significant uncertainties in the current business environment. While issuers are taking measures to adapt to this challenging environment, it is important to keep investors up-to-date in the interest of an informed and efficient market.
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Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security SU46012RMFS9
Date 24/04/2020
As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 24.04.2020, 12-31 (MSK) the upper bound of the price band (up to 157.352) and initial margins (up to 50 %) for the security SU46012RMFS9 were changed. New values are available here
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UK Financial Conduct Authority Publishes PPI Complaints Deadline Final Report
Date 24/04/2020
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published its final report on the impact of the deadline for PPI complaints. The report highlights the outcome of the communications campaign which ran for two years.
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Oslo Børs: Romsdalsbanken Admitted To Trading
Date 24/04/2020
Romsdalsbanken has today been admitted to trading on Merkur Market. A steady stream of savings banks have been admitted to Oslo Børs’ marketplaces in recent years.
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The Swiss Stock Exchange Never Stands Still - André Buck, Global Head Sales At The Swiss Stock Exchange, Talks About The Impact Of The Corona Crisis On Individual Product Segments And Services
Date 24/04/2020
André Buck, the first quarter was characterized by high volatility and high trading volumes. What is your interim assessment regarding the ETF sector?
The market turmoil was and is a major challenge for the entire financial industry. The current picture looks encouraging. All market participants have contributed to cope with this market volatility. After over 10 years of solid growth and positive market developments, the ETF industry was particularly challenged to prove itself in an extremely difficult situation. Overall, the first quarter and especially March were characterised by very high levels of activity. Issuers and especially market makers proved to be solid and reliable providers of liquidity in these turbulent weeks, meeting the needs of investors. Thus, 20 years after the listing of the first ETF on the Swiss Stock Exchange, we continue to be in a good position for further growth.
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UK Financial Conduct Authority Confirms Support For Motor Finance And High Cost Credit Customers
Date 24/04/2020
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will be introducing the package of measures outlined last week to support consumer credit customers facing payment difficulties due to coronavirus (Covid-19).
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SGX Reports 3Q FY2020 Net Profit Of S$138 Million
Date 24/04/2020
3Q FY2020 Financial Summary
- Revenue: S$296 million, up 29% from a year earlier
- EBITDA: S$186 million, up 39%
- Net profit: S$138 million, up 38%
- Earnings per share: 12.8 cents, up 38%
- Interim dividend per share: 7.5 cents
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Circular Of Shanghai International Energy Exchange On Trading Adjustments For International Labor Day 2020
Date 24/04/2020
Shanghai International Energy Exchange (hereinafter referred to as “INE”), the subsidiary of Shanghai Futures Exchange has released its Circular on Trading Adjustments for International Labor Day 2020 on Apirl 24, 2020 as follows:
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New Zealand Financial Markets Authority: Conduct Expectations In Response To COVID-19
Date 24/04/2020
On 17 April FMA Chief Executive Rob Everett wrote to the CEOs of the firms we license, as well as retail banks, insurers (life and general), and a range of industry associations, to acknowledge the enormous pressure being felt by the wider financial services sector and the steps they have taken to support customers during these unprecedented times. He outlined that efforts to provide wide-ranging regulatory relief are aimed at ensuring firms continue to focus on serving the needs of their customers, and his expectations on how customers (including the financially vulnerable) should be treated fairly.
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Bursa Malaysia Amends Main And ACE Market Listing Requirements To Facilitate Application Of Specified Corporate Exercises Via Electronic Means
Date 24/04/2020
To promote operational efficiency and efficacy for listed issuers and greater convenience for investors, Bursa Malaysia Berhad (“Bursa Malaysia” or the “Exchange”) has amended the Main and ACE Market Listing Requirements (collectively “Listing Requirements”) to provide securities holders with an option to subscribe for rights shares, exercise convertible securities and participate in a Dividend Reinvestment Scheme (“DRS”) electronically (“eCorporate Exercises Amendments”).
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