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  • Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Weekly Review: May 31 – June 04, 201

    Date 04/06/2015

    Trading on the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) during the first week of June was marked by a mix trend in the leading share indices:

    • Declines in CPI-linked government bond prices; 
    • Continued offerings in the bond market. 

  • BOX Options Exchange Price Improvement Activity For May

    Date 04/06/2015

    In the month of May, price improved contracts on BOX Options Exchange (“BOX”) averaged 207,930 per day. Price improvement versus the prevailing NBBO for contracts submitted via BOX’s price improvement auction, PIP, averaged $341,729 per day, while total savings to investors in May was $6.83M. With this, BOX has saved investors over $631M since its inception in 2004. Overall average daily trading volume on BOX in the month of May was 341,010 contracts.

  • SEC Staff Provides Additional Analysis Related To Proposed Pay Ratio Disclosure Rules

    Date 04/06/2015

    The Securities and Exchange Commission staff today made available additional analysis related to its proposed rules for pay ratio disclosure.  The analysis by the Division of Economic and Risk Analysis (DERA) considers the potential effects of excluding different percentages of employees from the pay ratio calculation. 

  • FIA Releases SEF Tracker Report For March

    Date 04/06/2015

    FIA today published the latest issue of FIA SEF Tracker, a periodic report on trading activity taking place on swap execution facilities. This issue of FIA SEF Tracker presents the data in a new format and shows volume trends from January 2014 to March 2015 for interest rate, credit default and foreign exchange products. This issue also includes a spreadsheet containing weekly data going back to January 2014.

  • European Commission Extends Transitional Period For Capital Requirements For Banks' Exposures To CCPs

    Date 04/06/2015

    The European Commission has today adopted an implementing act that will extend the transitional period for capital requirements for EU banking groups’ exposures to central counterparties (CCPs) under the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR). The CRR introduced a capital requirement for the exposures of EU banks and their subsidiaries to a CCP.