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Tehran Stock Exchange Targeting For A Year To Come - Exchange’s CEO Underlined Derivatives Market Development, Improving Exchange’s Liquidity, And Expanding Instruments As The Main Objectives For The Next Year
Date 08/03/2017
“We have been targeting and planning to improve our market’s liquidity, increase its transparency and range of investable instruments to help our local enterprises’ financing”, announced Dr. Hassan Ghalibaf Asl, Tehran Stock Exchange’s CEO as the main objectives for the next Iranian year, starting 21 March 2017."
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Changes In FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index: Acquisition Of Bats Global Markets (USA) By CBOE Holdings (USA)
Date 08/03/2017
Following the completion of the acquisition of Bats Global Markets (USA, constituent) by CBOE Holdings (USA, constituent), Bats Global Markets was removed from the FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index from the open on Tuesday 7th March, 2017, which brings the total number of components to 28.
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ESMA Seeks Two Candidates For Its Stakeholder Representative Group
Date 08/03/2017
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is seeking candidates to represent the interests of users of financial services, a category which includes individuals and/or individuals or associations delivering services and advice to retail users, as members of its Securities Markets Stakeholders Group (SMSG).
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Malawi Stock Exchange Monthly Market Performance Report - February 2017
Date 08/03/2017
The market was bullish in the month of February 2017 as it registered a positive return on investment of 3.87%(3.87% in US$ terms). It however, recorded a decrease in total traded value despite an increase in total traded volume.
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Warsaw Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics For February 2017
Date 08/03/2017
Warsaw Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics for February 2017 is now available:
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EEX New Participant: Linea Più S.p.A
Date 08/03/2017
Linea Più S.p.A has been admitted to exchange trading for Phelix Futures, Phelix Options, French Financial Power Futures and Options, Belgian Financial Power Futures, Dutch Financial Power Futures, Italian Financial Power Futures and Options, Nordic Financial Power Futures and Options, Spanish Financial Power Futures and Options, Swiss Financial Power Futures, Romanian Financial Power Futures and Greek Financial Power Futures.
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Abu Dhabi Global Market And The Monetary Authority Of Singapore Collaborate To Foster Fintech Innovation And Cross-Border Activities
Date 08/03/2017
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) today signed a Cooperation Agreement (CA) to foster closer cooperation on developments and initiatives that nurture FinTech entrepreneurship and support innovation in financial services in both Singapore and Abu Dhabi. This new partnership was the result of meaningful exchanges between the FinTech teams of MAS and the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of ADGM. MAS and FSRA share the same objective to develop robust FinTech ecosystems that support the needs of the financial industry and promote innovation in their respective markets.
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Shenzhen Stock Exchange Weekly Bulletin 06 March ,2017, Issue 8
Date 08/03/2017
Year 2016 was the outset of the “13th Five-year Plan”. During this year, the listed companies on SME Board, as representatives of China’s outstanding SMEs, have played significant roles in serving the real economy and the supply-side structural reform, supporting independent innovation, upgrade and transformation, stimulating industrial integration and optimizing structure.
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IESE And Harvard Business School Offer A Programme Designed To Drastically Improve Corporate Boards
Date 08/03/2017
As part of IESE's commitment to promoting CSR and sustainable development, the school has teamed up with Harvard to offer an innovative programme called "Value Creation through Effective Boards".
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World Federation Of Exchanges & Five Partner Organisations Bring Together 43 Stock Exchanges To ‘Ring The Bell For Gender Equality’
Date 08/03/2017
The World Federation of Exchanges (“WFE”), which represents more than 200 market infrastructure providers including exchanges and CCPs, is pleased to confirm that its member exchanges are taking part in the third annual ‘Ring the Bell for Gender Equality’ series this week.
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