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Date 23/12/2014
Japan Exchange Group: Signing Of Joint Venture Agreement To Establish Yangon Stock Exchange
Japan Exchange Group, Inc. (Director and Representative Executive Officer, Group CEO: Atsushi Saito; Head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; hereinafter "JPX"), Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd. (President and Representative Director: Takashi Fukai; Head office: Koto-ku, Tokyo; hereinafter "DIR"), the core information-generating arm of Daiwa Securities Group, Inc., and Myanma Economic Bank (hereinafter "MEB"), a state-owned bank under the Ministry of Finance, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar (hereinafter "MOF"), have signed today the joint venture agreement for the establishment of Yangon Stock Exchange, Myanmar's first-ever stock exchange.
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Date 23/12/2014
Dalian Commodity Exchange: Developing Corn Starch Futures Market, Serving Industries, Real Economy - Q & A On Listing Of Corn Starch Futures
On December 19, the corn starch futures were officially listed and traded. Why has Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) launched the futures of corn starch, a downstream product of corn, which is also a traditional dominant product on the futures market? What impacts will the listing bring on the development of the industries and the futures market, and what important roles will it play? As the corn starch futures were listed, a DCE official answered the questions about the issues of concern in the market.
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Date 23/12/2014
Self-Discipline Supervision Committee Of Shenzhen Stock Exchange Board Of Directors Founded
On December 19, the founding meeting of Self-discipline Supervision Committee under the Board of Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) was held. At the meeting, the founding background was briefed, the working rules were approved, the working situation and thoughts of work on future self-discipline supervision were introduced and opinions and advice were solicited. Regulatory departments and industry associations were also invited to introduce the supervisory situations over securities agents, fund companies and listed companies.
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Date 23/12/2014
Bank Leumi Admits To Assisting U.S. Taxpayers In Hiding Assets In Offshore Bank Accounts
A major Israeli international bank admitted that it conspired to aid and assist U.S. taxpayers to prepare and present false tax returns to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by hiding income and assets in offshore bank accounts in Israel and elsewhere around the world. A deferred prosecution agreement between the Bank Leumi Group and the Department of Justice was filed today in the Central District of California that defers prosecution on a criminal information charging the bank with conspiracy to aid and assist in the preparation and presentation of false tax returns and other documents to the Internal Revenue Service. This unprecedented agreement marks the first time an Israeli bank has admitted to such criminal conduct which spanned over a 10 year period and included an array of services and products designed to keep U.S. taxpayer accounts concealed at Bank Leumi Group’s locations in Israel, Switzerland, Luxembourg and the United States.
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Date 23/12/2014
NYDFS Announces Bank Leumi To Pay $130 Million; Terminate And Ban Individual Employees, Admit Violations Of Banking Law For Assisting Tax Evasion By U.S. Clients - Bank Leumi Employee Wrote That 2008 U.S. Investigations Of Swiss Banks For Facilitating Tax Evasion Was A "Golden Opportunity" To Pick Up New Business
Benjamin M. Lawsky, Superintendent of Financial Services, announced today that Bank Leumi will pay $130 million to the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS), move to terminate and ban individual senior employees who engaged in misconduct, and admit its violations of law for conducting an illegal cross-border scheme to assist U.S. clients in evading federal and state taxes. Bank Leumi will also install an independent monitor, selected by DFS, to conduct a comprehensive review of the Bank's compliance programs, policies, and procedures.
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Date 23/12/2014
Bloomberg And State Street Global Advisors Introduce The First Fixed Income ETF Creation And Redemption Service To Enhance Transparency Of Fixed Income ETFs - State Street Global Advisors Is The First ETF Provider To Use The Bloomberg Fixed Income ETF Basket Tool
Bloomberg today introduced the Bloomberg Fixed Income ETF Basket Tool in order to further automate the workflow and construction of fixed income exchange traded funds (ETFs). The new offering provides the first comprehensive solution for clients of State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) to automate the process of creating and redeeming baskets of fixed income ETFs.
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Date 23/12/2014
BM&FBOVESPA: The Exchange On Christmas Day
There will be no trading on the equity, corporate securities and derivatives markets on December 24 and 25.
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Date 22/12/2014
CFTC Staff Extends Time-Limited No-Action Relief To Japan Securities Clearing Corporation And Its Qualifying Clearing Participants And Affiliates
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (Commission) Division of Clearing and Risk (Division) today extended the no-action relief granted in CFTC Letter 13-73 to Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) and its qualifying clearing participants and affiliates.
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Date 22/12/2014
Nasdaq Secures #1 Position For Total IPOs At U.S. Exchanges In 2014 - Strongest Year For Listings At Nasdaq Since 2000 With 189 IPOs - 8 Of The Top 10 Best Performing IPOs In 2014 Listed On Nasdaq - More Health Care Companies Listed On Nasdaq Than Any Other U.S. Exchange In 2014
Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ) welcomed 313* new listings to The Nasdaq Stock Market in 2014, including 189 initial public offerings (IPOs) -- more IPOs than any other U.S. exchange, representing a 50 percent increase from the 126* IPOs that occurred on Nasdaq in 2013. 62 percent of the top 100 best performing IPOs overall this year, including 8 of the top 10, listed on Nasdaq and combined proceeds raised by Nasdaq-listed IPOs in 2014 totaled more than $22 billion.
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Date 22/12/2014
Federal Court In Texas Orders Dallas-Based Steven Lyn Scott To Pay $766,625.30 In Restitution And A $700,000 Penalty To Settle Charges Of Solicitation Fraud, Misappropriation, And Registration Violations In Connection With A Forex Commodity Pool Scheme - The Court Earlier Entered A Consent Order Against Scott, Permanently Banning Him From The Commodities Industry
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced that the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas issued a supplemental Consent Order of Permanent Injunction requiring Defendant Steven Lyn Scott (a/k/a Stevon Lyn Scott) of Dallas, Texas, to pay a $700,000 civil monetary penalty (CMP) and restitution of $766,625.30, plus post-judgment interest on both the CMP and restitution obligation. An earlier Consent Order of the Court, entered on May 5, 2014, imposes a permanent trading and registration ban against Scott and prohibits him from violating provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and CFTC regulations, as charged. Scott has never been registered with the CFTC in any capacity.
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