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ESMA Publishes Responses To Its Call For Evidence On Position Limits In Commodity Derivatives
Date 12/07/2019
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published the responses received to its Call for evidence on position limits in commodity derivatives.
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Joint Consultation Response On The Future Of Emissions Trading In The UK
Date 12/07/2019
EFET, the Federation of European Energy Traders, and Europex, the Association of European Energy Exchanges welcome the opportunity to take part in the present consultation on the future of emissions trading in the UK, launched by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
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ESMA Publishes Report On The Licencing Of FinTech Firms Across Europe
Date 12/07/2019
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s securities markets’ regulator, today publishes a report on the status of licencing regimes of FinTech firms across the European Union (EU). The report is based on two surveys conducted by ESMA since January 2018, which gathered evidence from national competent authorities (NCAs) on the licensing regimes of FinTech firms in their jurisdictions.
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Continuous Improvements In Communicating Monetary Policy - Speech By Gertjan Vlieghe, External Monetary Policy Committee Member, Bank Of England, Given At Thomson Reuters, London
Date 12/07/2019
The way the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) communicates has continuously evolved over the last few decades. In his speech, Gertjan Vlieghe argues the committee could improve its communications further by showing a forecast with its preferred future path of interest rates. He says this would be easier to understand, increase transparency and reduce communication challenges. He explains the strengths and weaknesses of the current approach and why and how it could be improved.
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Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Summary Report -12 July 2019
Date 12/07/2019
Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's weekly summary report.
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ESMA Updates Its Q&As Relating To The Prospectus Regulation
Date 12/07/2019
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has today included twenty-five new Q&As relating to Regulation (EU) 2017/1129 (the ‘Prospectus Regulation’).
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ETF Market Report: 2nd Quarter 2019 - This Report Provides Detailed Figures Regarding The Performance Of The ETF Segment Of SIX
Date 12/07/2019
The Swiss ETF market is still in a robust condition, as the latest edition of our ETF Market Report[PDF] shows. With CHF 24.7 billion, trading turnover in the second quarter was almost on par with the previous year (CHF 25.4 bn), while the number of transactions showed a slight growth, from 253'605 to 257'707.
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ESMA Launches Consultation On Cost Of Market Data And Consolidated Tape
Date 12/07/2019
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU securities markets’ regulator, has launched a public consultation on the development in prices for pre- and post-trade data and on the post-trade consolidated tape (CT) for equity instruments. MiFID II/MiFIR aims at ensuring fair access to and lowering the cost of market data and has established the legal framework for the provision of a CT. However, to date, no CT has emerged and, based on ESMA’s analysis, it appears that MiFID II has so far not delivered on its objective to lower the prices of market data.
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LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Comment: UK Government Economic Crime Plan 2019-2022
Date 12/07/2019
The UK government released its Economic Crime Plan 2019-2022 this morning, aimed at more information sharing across businesses, a better way to improve suspicious activity reports (SARs) and a more general focus on fighting economic crime in the UK.
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Trayport’s Monthly Report On European Commodities June 2019: Contracts Traded Down 1% Vs May, TTF Front Month Price Down 10%, Emissions Up 18% Mom, H1 2019 Review
Date 12/07/2019
Monthly contracts traded in June 2019 fell for a third successive month, down 1% MoM to 8.201 million, as Europe saw record heatwaves towards the end of the month. UK Gas saw the biggest drop, down 9% MoM, Euro Power fell 3%, whilst Euro Gas and UK Power fell 1%. Emissions bucked the trend, up 18% MoM, and interestingly Coal rose 7% a month after the UK went without using it as a fuel for power generation for a fortnight. YTD contracts traded are up 17% vs 2018, driven largely by the Euro Gas volume growth.
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