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  • ASIC Repeals Redundant Class Orders

    Date 16/09/2015

    ASIC has repealed 60 class orders due to expire between 2015 and 2022, on subjects ranging from prescribed interest schemes to profile statements. These class orders no longer serve a regulatory purpose. This is part of our ‘sunsetting’ class orders work to further streamline the regulatory regime.

  • Dr. Mohammad Omran, EGX Chairman, Invited to Demonstrate The Egyptian Exchange’s (EGX) Experience In Promoting Companies

    Date 16/09/2015

    Omran: EGX has provided funding for companies of about LE 20 billion since June 2013 

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Holds A “Shenzhen Enterprises Day” Activity For Foreign Investors

    Date 16/09/2015

    On September 10 2015, Shenzhen Stock Exchange (“SZSE”) and Goldman Sachs & Co jointly organized a “Shenzhen Enterprises Day” activity in Shenzhen. Over 60 domestic and foreign investment institutions from the U.S., the U.K., Australia, Norway, Singapore, India and Hong Kong and senior executives from 18 Shenzhen market listed companies communicated and carried out research in the activity. Liu Huiqing, vice general manager with SZSE participated in and addressed the meeting.

  • NZX Interim Report 2015 Published

    Date 15/09/2015

    NZX today published its Interim Report for the six months ended 30 June 2015.

  • Finishing The Work Of Regulating Security-Based Derivatives, SEC Commissioner Luis A. Aguilar, Sept. 15, 2015

    Date 15/09/2015

    About seven years ago, our country suffered a financial crisis that resulted in devastating economic damage. A close look at what happened made clear that one of the major contributing factors to the crisis was the role of the unregulated derivatives market. In response to the regulatory deficiencies exposed during the financial crisis, Congress passed, among other things, Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires the SEC and the CFTC to establish a framework for regulating the over-the-counter swaps market. In particular, the Commission became responsible, per the Dodd-Frank Act, for coming up with rules to regulate the security-based swap (“SBS”) market, which comprises approximately $14 trillion in SBS market value.