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  • BM&FBOVESPA Registers Record Trading In Mini Ibovespa Futures Contracts

    Date 21/10/2016

    BM&FBOVESPA obtained a record 895,351 mini Ibovespa futures contracts (WIN) traded in the BM&F segment yesterday. The previous record was 852,037 mini futures contracts traded, on September 13, 2016.  

  • Office Of Financial Research Update: The Interdisciplinary Approach To Financial Stability Analysis

    Date 21/10/2016

    The OFR posted today remarks by Director Richard Berner, entitled, "The Interdisciplinary Approach to Financial Stability Analysis," at the Conference on the New Pedagogy of Financial Regulation at the Columbia Law School in New York. 

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Weekly Report For Week Ending 21 October 2016

    Date 21/10/2016

    A turnover of 674.721 million shares worth N7.657 billion in 12,290 deals were traded this week by investors on the floor of the Exchange in contrast to a total of 1.163 billion shares valued at N9.251 billion that exchanged hands last week in 14,992 deals.

  • EU Budget: "We Have To Deal With The Problem Caused By Brexit"

    Date 21/10/2016

    The UK's decision to leave the Union will already affect the EU's budget for next year. "There has already been an unforeseeable situation and now we have to deal with this problem," said Jens Geier, the MEP who will negotiate on behalf of the Parliament regarding the bulk of the EU's budget for 2017. MEPs will vote on Parliament's position in plenary on 26 October. We talked to the German S&D member about how Brexit is affecting the budget and the upcoming negotiations with the Council

  • Decisions Taken By The Governing Council Of The ECB (In Addition To Decisions Setting Interest Rates)

    Date 21/10/2016

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    Collateral eligibility criteria and risk control measures for unsecured bank bonds

    On 4 October 2016 the Governing Council decided on changes to the collateral eligibility criteria and risk control measures applicable to senior unsecured debt instruments issued by credit institutions or investment firms or their closely linked entities. These instruments, also known as unsecured bank bonds (UBBs), will remain eligible for use as collateral for the time being, subject to additional risk control measures. In particular, the usage limit for UBBs will be reduced from 5% to 2.5% with effect from 1 January 2017. The Governing Council will review its decision in the course of 2017 to take account of the progress made within that period towards a common EU approach to the creditor hierarchy in cases of bank insolvency and resolution. A detailed press release explaining these changes is available on the ECB’s website.