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  • Three Swiss Banks Reach Resolutions Under US Justice Department's Swiss Bank Program

    Date 06/08/2015

    The Department of Justice announced today that Privatbank Reichmuth & Co., Banque Cantonale du Jura SA and Banca Intermobiliare di Investimenti e Gestioni (Suisse) SA have reached resolutions under the department’s Swiss Bank Program.

  • Vienna Stock Exchange - Market Analysis: Market Behavior In The Later Stage Of A Bull Market Cycle

    Date 06/08/2015

    International equity markets delivered high returns with very low volatility for quite some time. Since the market low on March 9th 2009 the MSCI World Index returned more than 180% in EUR terms – more than 20% per year. The low interest rate environment supported the hunt for yield, investors came back to equity markets step by step. Price-Earnings-Ratios returned from very low levels to the historical mean and above. Today the vast majority of international stock market indices are slightly overvalued – be it on trailing or forward Price/Earnings. The same is true for Price/Book and similar valuation measures. 

  • Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Opening Bell Ceremony With Real Estate Company Vitania

    Date 06/08/2015

    On the morning of August 4, Vitania participated in the opening bell ceremony at TASE, after last week's successful completion of its initial public offering in the amount of 79 million NIS, according to a post-money market cap of 460 million NIS.

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The securities

    Date 06/08/2015

    The following risk parameters for the securities MGNT will be changed:

  • IMF Publishes Worldwide Government Revenue Database

    Date 06/08/2015

    The IMF today published for the first time the World Revenue Longitudinal Dataset (WoRLD), which provides data on tax and non-tax revenues for 186 countries over the period 1990-2013. The database includes broad country coverage and time periods, and it is the result of combining in a consistent manner data from two other IMF publications -- the IMF Government Finance Statistics and World Economic Outlook (WEO)-- and drawing on the OECD’s Revenue Statistics and Revenue Statistics in Latin America and the Caribbean.