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  • Circular Of Shanghai International Energy Exchange On Notice On Requesting Public Comments On Standard TSR 20 Futures Contract Of The Shanghai International Energy Exchange And Four Implementing Rules

    Date 08/07/2019

    In accordance with the Regulations on the Administration of Futures Trading, the Measures on the Administration of Futures Exchange and other relevant laws and regulations, Shanghai International Energy Exchange(hereinafter referred to as “INE”), the subsidiary of Shanghai Futures Exchange has drafted TSR 20 Futures Contract of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange (for Public Consultation) and has amended related implementing rules, and requests public comment on these rules.

  • EGX In Cooperation With MCDR Develop The Omnibus Accounts Trading Mechanism

    Date 08/07/2019

    The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) in cooperation with Misr for Central Clearing, Depository and Registry (MCDR) conducted amendments to the Omnibus account to facilitate the procedures of executing orders between Omnibus to sub accounts. 

  • Deutsche Bank Announces Radical Transformation

    Date 07/07/2019

    Deutsche Bank (XETRA: DBKGn.DB / NYSE: DB) is radically transforming its business model to become more profitable, improve shareholder returns and drive long-term growth. To execute its transformation, the bank will significantly downsize its investment bank and aims to cut total costs by a quarter by 2022.

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange To List Airtel Africa Plc. Shares On Tuesday, July 9, 2019

    Date 07/07/2019

    The Nigerian Stock Exchange is aware of various media reports stating that the postponed Airtel Africa listing on NSE is scheduled for Monday, July 8, 2019. 

  • Deutsche Bank Outlines Significant Strategic Transformation And Restructuring Plans

    Date 07/07/2019

    As part of its ongoing commitment to improve long-term profitability and returns to shareholders, Deutsche Bank’s Management Board announces a series of measures to restructure the bank’s operations. These measures include:

    The exit of Global Equities and a significant reduction in Corporate and Investment Banking risk weighted assets

    Deutsche Bank will exit its Equities Sales & Trading business, while retaining a focused equity capital markets operation. In addition, the bank plans to resize its Fixed Income operations in particular its Rates business and will accelerate the wind-down of its existing non-strategic portfolio. In aggregate, Deutsche Bank will reduce risk-weighted assets currently allocated to these businesses by approximately 40%.