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  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Holds “Shenzhen Corporate Day” Activity For Overseas Investors In Hong Kong

    Date 26/01/2016

    On January 18 and 19, 2016, Shenzhen Stock Exchange (“SZSE”) and Goldman Sachs & Co. jointly organized “Shenzhen Corporate Day” activity in Hong Kong. Over 300 representatives of major overseas investment institutions from the U.S., Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Hong Kong communicated with senior executives from 22 Shenzhen-listed companies during the activity.

  • Hotspot Announces New Service To Allow Customers To Build Private Liquidity Pools - Launch Of Hotspot Link Follows Significant Customer Demand For Custom Solutions

    Date 26/01/2016

    Hotspot, a leading institutional foreign exchange (FX) market owned and operated by BATS Global Markets (BATS), today announces the launch of  Hotspot Link, a new service designed to allow clients to design unique, relationship-based, liquidity pools to meet their specific trading needs.

  • Moscow Exchange To Streamline Equity Market Liquidity Support Program

    Date 26/01/2016

    Moscow Exchange is making changes to the liquidity support program for its Equity Market from 1 February 2016 to incentivize market makers and attract new participants.

  • Bank CEOs And Policy-Makers Join Taskforce To Study Future Of Global Financial System At Davos

    Date 26/01/2016

    • Mark Carney, Governor, Bank of England and Chairman of the Financial Stability Board (FSB), and Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum, announced on Tuesday the creation of a high-level Taskforce to address the future of the global financial system
    • The Taskforce, which met for the first time in Davos, comprises eight senior decision-makers from Citigroup, BlackRock, HSBC, Bank of America, Reserve Bank of India, IMF, Chinese University of Hong Kong
    • The group will focus on the inclusion of emerging market economies in the global financial system, technology-enabled innovation and the economic cost-benefit of post-crisis regulatory reforms as outlined here

  • European Commission’s Handling Of Financial Crisis Was “Generally Weak”, Say EU Auditors

    Date 26/01/2016

    The European Commission was not prepared for the first requests for financial assistance during the 2008financial crisis because warning signs had passed unnoticed, according to a new report from the EuropeanCourt of Auditors. The auditors found that the Commission did succeed in managing assistance programmes which brought about reform, despite its lack of experience, and they point to a number of positive outcomes. But they also identify several areas of concern relating to the Commission’s “generally weak” handling of the crisis: countries treated differently, limited quality control, weak monitoring of implementation andshortcomings in documentation.