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  • Office of Financial Research Update: Financial System Vulnerabilities Monitor

    Date 18/01/2018

    The Office of Financial Research has updated the Financial System Vulnerabilities Monitor with data from the third quarter of 2017. A starting point for monitoring U.S. financial stability, the FSVM is a heat map of 58 indicators of potential vulnerabilities in the U.S. financial system. The monitor is organized in six categories: macroeconomicmarketcreditsolvency and leveragefunding and liquidity, and contagion.

  • EGX Chairman Holds A Meeting With The Bank Of Alexandria CEO

    Date 18/01/2018

    EGX Chairman, Mr. Mohamed Farid, held a meeting today with Mr. Dante Campioni, Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director and Board Member of Alexbank, in the presence of Mr. Tamer Seif El Din, Head of the SMEs Credit Sector at the Bank. The aim of the meeting was to discuss ways of enhancing cooperation in the development and rehabilitation of small and medium enterprises.

  • Saudi Stock Exchange: Applying The New Amendment For Price Limit Validation On Incoming Orders

    Date 18/01/2018

    In reference, to the previous announcement regarding adjusting the price limit validation on incoming orders for shares, the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) announces that the new amendment will be effective as of Sunday 21/01/2018.

     

  • Swiss State Secretariat For International Financial Matters: Blockchain/ICO Working Group Established

    Date 18/01/2018

    The State Secretariat for International Financial Matters (SIF) has established a blockchain/ICO working group, which will review the legal framework and identify any need for action with the involvement of the Federal Office of Justice (FOJ), the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and in close consultation with the sector.

  • IOSCO Board Communication On Concerns Related To Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs)

    Date 18/01/2018

    Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs, also known as token sales or coin sales), typically involve the creation of digital tokens – using distributed ledger technology – and their sale to investors by auction or through subscription, in return for a crypto-currency such as Bitcoin or Ether (or more rarely for government-backed or official fiat currency (such as the US Dollar or the Euro)). These offerings are not standardized, and their legal and regulatory status is likely to depend on the circumstances of the individual ICO.