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  • HKEX Updated Statement On Derivatives Market Suspension

    Date 05/09/2019

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) today (Thursday) suspended trading in the afternoon and After-hours sessions of its derivatives market at 2:00 pm, in order to preserve an orderly market.  HKEX has now completed its preliminary investigations into the outage that caused the connectivity issues on the Hong Kong Futures Automatic Trading System.

  • Kaizen Reporting named best ‘Technology Provider For Regulatory Compliance’ By FinTech And RegTech Global Awards

    Date 05/09/2019

    Leading regulatory reporting firm Kaizen Reporting (Kaizen), developer of the multi-award-winning assurance service, ReportShield™, was last night named the winner of the ‘Technology Provider for Regulatory Compliance’ category of the FinTech and RegTech Global Awards at a gala ceremony in Singapore. Hosted and run by Central Banking, the awards are designed to bring together the FinTech and RegTech communities and celebrate the most innovative and exciting work being done in both spaces.

  • BISX Amended Trading Hours

    Date 05/09/2019

    BISX for the trading day 5 September 2019 only is trading from 2 – 4 p.m. On Friday 6 September 2019, the Exchange will resume normal trading hours.

  • GPW: New Listing Of Polish ETF On Mid-Cap Index mWIG40TR

    Date 05/09/2019

    • A new ETF based on mWIG40TR has been added to the range of investment products available on GPW
    • The mWIG40TR Beta ETF is the first passive fund listed on GPW to invest in mWIG40TR mid-cap stocks
    • GPW continues to introduce new ETFs based on indices into trading

  • Refining The Stress Capital Buffer - Federal Reserve Vice Chair For Supervision Randal K. Quarles At Program On International Financial Systems Conference, Frankfurt, Germany

    Date 05/09/2019

    Introduction

    Thanks to the Program on International Financial Systems and the European Central Bank for the opportunity to speak to you today. I would like to take as my text today this reflection of the 20th-century philosopher, sociologist, and welterweight champion of the world, Oscar de la Hoya: "There's always room for improvement, no matter how long you've been in the business." As all of you know, 2019 marks the 10-year anniversary of our stress testing program in the United States. In only 10 years, stress tests have developed from an innovative but untested tool to become a well-established element of the Federal Reserve's bank supervision program for large banks. But developing and running those first tests required a willingess to change, and an openness to innovation, which underly every advance in human endeavor—whether banking or boxing. In that same spirit of being open to change and innovation, my remarks will include some thoughts that might have seemed novel just a few years ago, but in my view, are ideas whose time has now come.