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  • Osaka Exchange: Go-Live Date of Next Generation Derivatives Trading System (Next J-GATE)

    Date 22/06/2016

    OSE is pleased to announce the go-live date of Next J-GATE, which is being developed to expand market liquidity and further improve reliability and convenience for investors, trading participants, and other market users.

  • Singapore’s REIT Sector Has Expanded 7% In 2016 YTD

    Date 22/06/2016

    • Average gains in the 2016 year thus far, two IPOs and an asset disposal have seen overall capitalisation of Singapore’s REIT Sector expand to S$66.57 billion from S$62.39 billion.
    • Singapore’s REIT Sector is now made up of 31 REITs and six Stapled Trusts. Together, the 37 trusts have averaged a 4.1% total return in the 2016 year thus far and an indicative yield of 7.2%.
    • The five best performing stocks of Singapore’s REIT sector in the year thus far were Keppel REIT, Mapletree Commercial Trust, Mapletree Industrial Trust, Suntec REIT and Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust. These five REITs have averaged a 2016 YTD return of 13.3%.

  • BME: ATRYS HEALTH Receives Favourable Report From MAB

    Date 22/06/2016

    • A biomedical company offering diagnoses and high quality medical treatments

  • Algo-Logic Systems Launches FPGA Accelerated CME Tick-To-Trade System

    Date 22/06/2016

    Algo-Logic Systems announces the release of their latest Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) accelerated CME Tick-To-Trade (T2T) System. The sub-microsecond trading solution is ideal for latency-sensitive trading firms that need deterministic response times to market opportunities. The CME T2T System is built using internally developed, pre-built FPGA IP cores that significantly reduce time-to-market and provide flexibility for customizations.

  • ECB Reinstates Waiver Affecting The Eligibility Of Greek Bonds Used As Collateral In Eurosystem Monetary Policy Operations

    Date 22/06/2016

    • ECB’s Governing Council reinstates waiver of minimum credit rating requirements for marketable instruments issued or guaranteed by the Hellenic Republic, subject to special haircuts
    • Waiver will enter into force on the next MRO settlement date (29 June 2016)
    • Governing Council acknowledges the commitment of the Greek government to implementing current ESM programme and expects continued compliance with its conditionality
    • Possible purchases of Greek bonds under the PSPP will be examined at a later stage