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  • Investors See Positive Changes To AIM But Companies Need To Ensure That They Stay On Top Of Their Game

    Date 16/03/2017

    Small and mid-cap fund managers believe the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market has developed to become a genuine alternative to the Main Market, according to a survey published by the QCA. 

  • iSTOXX MUTB Asia/Pacific Quality Dividend 100 Licensed To Yuanta SITC In Taiwan

    Date 16/03/2017

    STOXX Ltd., the operator of Deutsche Boerse Group’s index business, and a global provider of innovative and tradable index concepts, today announced that the iSTOXX® MUTB Asia/Pacific Quality Dividend 100 has been licensed to Yuanta Securities Investment Trust Company in Taiwan to be used for a passive index fund. This latest index solution represents the sixth such concept co-developed together with Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corp. (MUTB), the leading Japanese trust bank. Yuanta and MUTB entered into a memorandum of understanding with STOXX in July 2016, to expand the smart-beta footprint in Taiwan.

  • Baymarkets Appoints Per Andersson As Head Of Sales And Business Development

    Date 16/03/2017

    Baymarkets Technology AB (Baymarkets), a leading Nordic provider of FinTech and RegTech solutions to the global financial services industry, announced today the appointment of Per Andersson as Head of Sales and Business Development.  His arrival brings 20 years of experience of building and managing businesses in the FinTech sector and he joins Baymarkets’ management team with immediate effect.

  • ThinkMarkets Implements PayPal For Global Payments Coverage

    Date 16/03/2017

    ThinkMarkets, a leading provider of forex and CFD trading has enhanced its payment offering with the launch of PayPal. The new payment solution enables ThinkMarkets’ global user-base to deposit and withdraw funds through PayPal’s international network.

  • Statement By New York State Financial Services Superintendent Maria T. Vullo On The OCC’s Proposed Licensing Manual Supplement For Evaluating Charter Applications From Financial Technology Companies

    Date 16/03/2017

    The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) continues to oppose the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)’s proposal to create a new national bank charter for any entity deemed by the OCC to fit within the amorphous category of “fintech.”  The imposition of an entirely new federal regulatory scheme on an already fully functional and deeply rooted state regulatory landscape will invite efforts to evade state usury laws and other consumer protections, stifle small business innovation, create institutions that are too big to fail, and increase the risks presented by nonbank entities.