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FIA Reaction To Planned Phase Out Of Chinese Ownership Restrictions
Date 10/11/2017
FIA today released a statement from Walt Lukken, president and chief executive officer of FIA, regarding an announcement by the China State Council that the ownership restrictions on certain segments of the financial services industry will be phased out over the next several years.
"FIA welcomes China’s decision to ease restrictions on foreign ownership of securities brokers and futures companies, which will enable many institutions to engage more directly in China’s expanding markets. As more foreign firms offer their services in China, this will expand the range of options that Chinese investors and hedgers can use to access Chinese futures markets and will contribute to the development of China's financial sector."
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Cboe Welcomes Eight New OppenheimerFunds ETFs To ETF Marketplace
Date 10/11/2017
Cboe Global Markets, Inc. (Cboe: CBOE | Nasdaq: CBOE), one of the world’s largest exchange holding companies, today welcomed eight new OppenheimerFunds ETFs to the Cboe ETF Marketplace.
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Evolving Regulatory Environment For CCPs – The Perspective Of A Central Bank - Speaking Points By Yves Mersch, Member Of The Executive Board Of The ECB, Cumberland Lodge Financial Services Summit, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, Great Park, 10 November 2017
Date 10/11/2017
Introduction
I am delighted to return to this year’s Summit.
I spoke last year about the systemic importance of central counterparties, and their importance, in particular for monetary policy transmission. I spoke about how the growth of these infrastructures means that the existing regulatory framework will need to be enhanced, to address the increasing risks posed by CCPs.
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European Commission: Speech By Michel Barnier Following The Sixth Round Of Article 50 Negotiations With The United Kingdom, Brussels, 10 November 2017
Date 10/11/2017
Ladies and gentlemen,
Thank you for the interest you show in this negotiation.
Do not expect from us today, at this stage, announcements or decisions.
The discussions over the past days – in between the two European Councils – are a moment of deepening, clarification and technical work.
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FSB RCG For Europe Discusses Regional Financial Developments, Experiences With Banking Supervision And Macroprudential Practices
Date 10/11/2017
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) Regional Consultative Group (RCG) for Europe met in Basel today.
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Dr Daniele Bianchi, Warwick Business School's Assistant Professor Of Finance Comments On China Opening Its Finance Sector To More Foreign Ownership
Date 10/11/2017
Commenting on China opening its finance sector to more foreign ownership, Dr Daniele Bianchi, Warwick Business School's Assistant Professor of Finance, said: "This is a step in the right direction to boost China's global position as a financial hub. Indeed, although representing the second largest economy and a global superpower, Chinese financial markets are of moderate size and are characterised by massive state intervention which, so far at least, has prevented foreign asset managers to have full control of their own ventures.
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S&P Dow Jones Indices Announces S&P GSCI Composition For 2018
Date 10/11/2017
S&P Dow Jones Indices has announced the composition and weights of the S&P GSCI for 2018. The S&P GSCI is a world production-weighted commodity index which, in 2018, will be composed of 24 exchange-traded futures contracts on physical commodities across five sectors including: energy, industrial metals, precious metals, agricultural and livestock.
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Power Exchanges Reinforce Grid Reliability And Can Bring Back Innovation With Healthier Competition - EPEX SPOT Hosts Global APEx Annual Conference In Brussels
Date 10/11/2017
From 24 to 26 October 2017, the Association of Power Exchanges APEx held its 22nd annual conference, gathering actors of the energy industry from around the world to discuss trends and challenges in global power markets. APEx is an international organisation uniting Power Exchanges from around the world, with 50 member organisations acting globally. During several panel discussions 135 participants from 30 nations were able to debate topics such as risk management in markets and operations, energy market integrations in Europe, the Americas, the Middle-East and Asia, as well as the impact of renewables, digitalisation and market governance. The event was hosted by the European Power Exchange EPEX SPOT and took place in Brussels, Belgium. The first day of the three-day conference was organised in cooperation with GO15. Founded in 2004, GO15 is a voluntary initiative of the world’s 18 largest Power Grid Operators representing together more than 70% of the world’s electricity demand.
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Duff & Phelps Statement On FCA Investigation Into CFM
Date 10/11/2017
The Liquidators of the Connaught Fund have made the following comments on the announcement this morning that the FCA has arrived at the conclusion of its investigation on the conduct of CFM and that as a consequence of censure, a further sum of up to £66m is to be distributed to investors in the Fund.
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The EU General Court Annuls In Part The Commission’s Decision Against The Icap Group In The Cartels Relating To Yen Interest Rate Derivatives - The Court Takes The View That The Commission Has Not Succeeded In Proving That Icap Participated In One Of The Cartels, That The Duration Found By The Commission Of Icap’s Participation In Three Cartels Was Excessive And That It Failed To Provide Sufficient Reasons As Regards The Methodology For Calculating The Fine
Date 10/11/2017
In 2013, the Commission imposed fines totalling €669 719 000 on the banks UBS, RBS, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup, JPMorgan and on the broker RP Martin for participating in in one or more cartels in the Yen interest rate derivatives sector. The Commission uncovered seven distinct bilateral infringements lasting between 1 and 10 months in the period 2007 to 2010. The cartel concerned discussions between traders of the participating banks on certain JPY LIBOR submissions. The traders involved also exchanged, on occasions, commercially sensitive information relating either to trading positions or to future JPY LIBOR submissions. The aforementioned companies had admitted their involvement in the cartels, which allowed the Commission to settle the case with them.
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