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  • Barclays Appoints James E. Staley As Group Chief Executive

    Date 28/10/2015

    James E. Staley has been appointed as Group Chief Executive Officer of Barclays. Mr Staley will take up his role, and join the Boards of Barclays PLC and Barclays Bank PLC as a Director, with effect from 1 December 2015.

  • Change To The UBS Board Of Directors

    Date 28/10/2015

    Following the announcement by Barclays Plc that Jes Staley will assume the role of CEO, UBS announced today that it has accepted his resignation from all of his functions at UBS with immediate effect to avoid conflicts of interest. He will not stand for re-election as a member of the UBS Board of Directors at UBS's Annual General Meeting on 10 May 2016.

  • Westpac MNI China Consumer Sentiment Slumps In October - Reality Bites As Consumers Downgrade Confidence Across The Board

    Date 28/10/2015

    Chinese consumer confidence seemingly underwent a reality check in October, wiping out the gains accumulated since May. Consumer confidence has been one of the few bright spots for the Chinese economy and the latest fall is a blow. The household sector has, up until now, been resilient in the face of weakness in the heavy industrial, export and construction sectors.

  • ASX Welcomes Object Trading To The Australian Liquidity Centre Object Trading Co-Locates Services In ASX Data Centre

    Date 28/10/2015

    The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and Object Trading, a provider of a global, multi-asset trading infrastructure, today announced that Object Trading will be expanding its Direct MarketAccess Service Platform by co-locating its managed software, client gateways and global connectivity network in the Australian Liquidity Centre (ALC), ASX’s state-of-the-art data centre.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Reduces Minimum Quantity Requirement For B / L Delivery Application Of Iron Ore

    Date 28/10/2015

    On October 23, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) issued a notice that it will adjust the quantities applied for bill of lading (B / L) delivery of iron ore from 40,000 tons or its integer multiples to 10,000 tons or its integer multiples, and the new rule shall come into effect starting from I1601 Contract. According to the analysis on the market, the adjustments will make the B / L delivery system more adaptable to the actual situation of the iron ore spot market at present, increase the chances of successful response, and give better play to the role of the system in improving the market efficiency and serving the real economy.