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  • HKEX To Introduce Additional RMB Currency Futures On 30 May

    Date 23/05/2016

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has received regulatory approval to introduce its planned cash-settled Euro-Renminbi (RMB), Japanese yen-RMB, Australian dollar-RMB and RMB-US dollar futures on Monday, 30 May 2016*.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Approval Of Initial listing (ETF): iShares JPX/S&P CAPEX & Human Capital ETF (BlackRock Japan)

    Date 23/05/2016

    Today, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) approved the listing of new ETF managed by “BlackRock Japan Co., Ltd.”. The ETF will be listed on Friday, June 10, 2016.

  • EGX Honors Its Staff Outstanding Professionals For The Second Consecutive Year

    Date 23/05/2016

    As per the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) interest in developing its human resources and urged them to exert more efforts, EGX honored a number of distinct employees in a celebration held for the second consecutive year, where they received certificates of appreciation in addition to a financial reward in a recognition of their outstanding efforts during the year.  

  • CPC Central Committee, State Council Makes Appointment, Dismissal For Shanghai Stock Exchange Officials

    Date 23/05/2016

    On May 20, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) held a cadres’ conference to declare the decisions of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council: Comrade Wu Qing holds the position of Party Chief of the SSE, and is nominated for Chairman of Board of Governors of the SSE (at the level of Deputy Minister); Comrade Gui Minjie, due to his age, no long holds the positions of Party Chief and Chairman of Board of Governors of the SSE. According to the legal procedures, Wu Qing is elected Chairman of Board of Governors of the SSE at the 65th meeting of the 3rd Board of Governors.

  • SZSE Market Bulletin 23 May, 2016, Issue 17, 23 May, 2016

    Date 23/05/2016

    CSRC, China's top securities regulator said on May 20 that it is considering tighten regulation on subsidiaries of the country's mutual funds, to curb the explosive growth in areas of risky investments that it says were "blindly expanded". To counter potential risks, the regulator has drafted a new guideline that focuses on improving the risk control system of the mutual funds units and enhancing their internal risk management and compliance.