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  • HKEX: Bond Connect Celebrates 3rd Anniversary

    Date 03/07/2020

    Bond Connect reaches its 3rd anniversary today with a celebration video published online, highlighting key developments, major achievements, and future prospects of this landmark mutual market access scheme. The programme has become an important channel for foreign institutional investors to access China’s bond market. Market participants and guests across the globe also came together virtually to express their best wishes and recognition for the scheme.

  • NZX Shareholder Metrics - June 2020

    Date 03/07/2020

    Please see attached NZX Limited shareholder metrics for June 2020.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange To Launch Arrowhead System Stats Service

    Date 03/07/2020

    Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) will launch a new paid service ("the Service") as part of the Alternative Data Service, starting August 3, 2020, to provide various data regarding the cash equity trading system (arrowhead) which is not currently available ("System Stats").

  • ASIC: Credit Suisse Pays $75,000 Infringement Notice

    Date 03/07/2020

    Credit Suisse Equities (Australia) Limited (Credit Suisse) has paid a penalty of $75,000 to comply with an infringement notice given by the Markets Disciplinary Panel (the MDP).

  • ISDA derivatiViews: Reforming The EU BMR

    Date 02/07/2020

    There’s been a lot of recent attention on LIBOR and other interbank offered rates, but there are a multitude of other interest rate, credit, FX, equity and commodity benchmarks that are absolutely vital in enabling firms to manage their day-to-day business activities – from hedging risk to converting overseas revenue and repatriating funds. Under the European Union’s Benchmarks Regulation (BMR), however, EU end users, including pension funds, insurance companies, industrial corporations and investors, could suddenly lose access to many of these benchmarks after the end of 2021. We think this needs to change in order to avoid putting EU institutions at a severe competitive disadvantage and leaving them with potentially no alternative means to manage their exposures.