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  • EEX: New Weekly Record In Dairy Futures

    Date 11/04/2016

    The EEX dairy risk management suite saw an outstanding start into Q2/16. In the first week of April, a new weekly record was set with 729 contracts traded in dairy futures which equals 3,645 tonnes of goods equivalent. Thereof, 549 contracts (2,745 tonnes) were traded in Butter Futures which is also a new weekly record. More information on our dairy market offering is available at https://goo.gl/Z70B8c

  • EEX: Introduction Non-MTF Market – Additional Information

    Date 11/04/2016

    EEX has published further information with regard to the terms and conditions for the non-MTF market. As announced in the customer information on 9 February, EEX and Powernext intend to launch additional trading venues (‘non-MTFs’) for German and French power derivatives in response to on-going MiFID II legislation.

  • Better Finance: Spanish Mortgage Borrowers Celebrate Landmark Victory Over 101 Banks

    Date 11/04/2016

    Better Finance’s Spanish member organisation ADICAE is celebrating a historic victory against 101 banks in what has been the biggest class action Spain has ever seen. In this class action suit on behalf of 15.000 mortgage borrowers, a Madrid commercial court deemed that the fixed minimum rate mortgages in question lacked in transparency and declared them null and void, a decision that could potentially apply to 4 million mortgages altogether. 

  • Thoughts From The CISI Corporate Finance Forum Meeting On Bulletin Boards

    Date 11/04/2016

    The question ‘Bulletin boards – friend or foe?’ generated lively discussion at the recent CISI Corporate Finance Forum meeting. It followed two helpful presentations: one by Nick Bealer, Chartered FCSI, of Cornhill Capital; the other by Tim Metcalfe, founder and MD of IFC Advisory. Nick described the problems that can be caused by contributors on bulletin boards, who often indulge in behaviour that would have a regulated practitioner banned by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).Tim then gave a summary of the PR approaches which companies need to adopt. The volume of posts is now such that companies cannot hope to respond to everything, making most PR strategies reactive, not proactive. The key point was to not engage with bulletin board posters and to accept that sometimes one just has to ignore a post(Bulletin boards will remove abusive posts, if asked). Nick and Tim also pointed out that bulletin boards can have a benefit by identifying investor concerns and helping frame the investor relations dialogue. Improving information flow between market participants helps removes anomalies and increase market efficiency (assuming the information is fair and accurate); but do these benefits outweigh the negatives?

  • Press Conference By Taro Aso, Japan's Deputy Prime Minister, Minister Of Finance, And Minister Of State For Financial Services

    Date 11/04/2016

    [Opening remarks:]

    Since the late 1990’s, significant efforts toward diversifying investment products and enhancing trading technologies in Japanese stock markets/exchanges have been made.