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  • Nasdaq To Acquire The Center For Board Excellence

    Date 01/10/2019

    Nasdaq, Inc. (Nasdaq: NDAQ) announced today its acquisition of the Center for Board Excellence (CBE), a privately-held provider of corporate governance and compliance solutions for boards of directors, CEOs, corporate secretaries, and general counsels. Nasdaq plans to combine CBE with its Nasdaq Governance Solutions business, which operates award-winning1 board portal and collaboration technology solutions. The combination establishes a leading provider of technology, research and insights, and consultative services designed to advance governance excellence and collaboration at public, private, and nonprofit organizations worldwide.

  • EEX Trading Results In September: Record Volumes In Phelix-DE Futures

    Date 01/10/2019

    In September 2019, the European Energy Exchange (EEX) slightly increased volumes on its power derivatives market to 380.5 TWh (September 2018: 377.1 TWh). The largest growth rate was recorded in Austrian Phelix-AT Futures where trading volumes more than tripled year-on-year to 1.7 TWh (September 2018: 0.5 TWh). Phelix-DE Futures contributed the largest share to the overall volume at 250.1 TWh which represents a new monthly record (September 2018: 232.8 TWh). In the Central and South-Eastern European power derivatives markets, trading volumes increased by 35% to 16.8 TWh (September 2018: 12.4 TWh).

  • Federal Reserve Board: Speech By Governor Bowman On Advancing Our Understanding Of Community Banking At "Community Banking In The 21st Century" 2019 Community Banking Research And Policy Conference Sponsored By The Federal Reserve System, The Conference Of State Bank Supervisors, And The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, St. Louis, Missouri

    Date 01/10/2019

    It is a special honor for me to be part of this conference and its tradition of advancing our understanding of how banking shapes our economy and our communities.1 As a community banker, I sought out actionable research that I could leverage to better serve my customers and my community. As a state bank regulator, I conducted my own research to answer questions about issues affecting the banks my agency regulated. I also appreciated learning what researchers thought would provide better insight into the industry. Today I am honored to be here as the first person to serve on the Federal Reserve Board in the role that the Congress designated for someone with community banking or state supervisory experience. My work at the Board has given me an even greater appreciation for how creative, insightful research informs and shapes policy decisions that support our economy. But it also tells me there is still much to be learned and many additional areas that deserve more exploration.

  • SEC’s Message For 2019 World Investor Week: Start Early - How To Choose An Investment Professional, Importance Of Diversification Also Highlighted

    Date 01/10/2019

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that during World Investor Week staff will participate in more than 50 events around the country encouraging individuals to start early to save and invest for their futures. SEC staff will also provide information on how to choose an investment professional and the importance of diversification.

  • Introductory Remarks By Vice Chair Richard H. Clarida At "Nontraditional Data, Machine Learning, And Natural Language Processing In Macroeconomics," A Research Conference Sponsored By The Federal Reserve Board, Washington, D.C.

    Date 01/10/2019

    Good morning, and welcome to the Federal Reserve Board's research conference "Nontraditional Data, Machine Learning, and Natural Language Processing in Macroeconomics." Here at the Fed, we are continually assessing the current state of the economy, updating our outlook for economic activity, and estimating the risks around that outlook. In this environment, we assess a broad array of government and private-sector data to determine what they imply for the achievement of the Fed's statutory goals of maximum employment and price stability. As a result, this conference and the range of topics on your agenda for today and tomorrow are highly relevant for us. More timely and accurate information sourced from nontraditional data and the use of new techniques should permit Board staff economists to make better estimates of the evolving news and what it implies for the economic outlook and allow policymakers to make better-informed decisions.