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  • Finalization Of Japan’s Stewardship Code (Revised version)

    Date 29/05/2017

    1. Finalization of Japan’s Stewardship Code (Revised Version) and Summary of Public Comments

    The Council of Experts on the Stewardship Code (hereafter, the “Council”) (Chairman: Hiroyuki Kansaku, Professor, University of Tokyo Graduate Schools for Law and Politics) discussed the revision of “Principles for Responsible Institutional Investors ≪Japan’s Stewardship Code≫” (hereafter, the “Code”) from January 2017, and developed an exposure draft of the revised version of the Code this March.

  • The Egyptian Cabinet Approves Some Amendments In The Regulations Managing EGX

    Date 29/05/2017

    The Egyptian Cabinet today approved the proposed amendments submitted by EGX regarding the duration of the chairmanship of EGX to be 4 years non-renewable. Due to EGX's regulatory and supervisory dimension, also compared to regulations of other supervisory authorities like the Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority (EFSA), this is the highest supervisory authority in the capital market.

  • ASIC Cancels Gallop International’s Australian Financial Services Licence

    Date 29/05/2017

    ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial service licence (AFS) licence of Gallop International Group Pty Ltd, formerly known as Weather Pro Exchange Pty Ltd (ACN 147 664 551) (Gallop). The cancellation of the AFS licence is effective from 24 May 2017.

  • The Launch Of Osaka Exchange Alert Mail

    Date 29/05/2017

    Osaka Exchange, Inc. (OSE) introduced Osaka Exchange Alert Mail today, which immediately notices any trading suspension etc. of OSE derivative products due to system trouble, and the delay in publication etc. of settlement prices or SPAN Risk Parameter Files by Japan Securities Clearing Corporation. 

  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority Survey: Investor Confidence Bounces Back

    Date 28/05/2017

    Major disruptions in world events over the last year have not dented New Zealanders’ confidence in financial markets. The FMA today released its annual survey into the public’s attitude to financial markets. The survey shows that confidence has risen significantly to 65% among all respondents, from 56% in 2016.

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