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  • Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Announces Pricing Of A Secondary Offering Of Ordinary Shares

    Date 24/01/2024

    The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd. (the “TASE”) (TASE: TASE), today announced the pricing of a secondary offering of 17,156,677 ordinary shares at an offering price of NIS 20.60 per share. According to the agreement between the TASE and certain shareholders of the TASE, which made publicly disclosed by TASE on December 14, 2023, the TASE will receive approximately NIS 242 million of the net proceeds from this offering after deducting placing commissions and other offering expenses payable in connection with the offering.

  • The Dubai Financial Services Authority Continues Remarkable Growth, Issuing Record Number Of Licences Since Its Inception

    Date 24/01/2024

    •   125% year-on-year growth in Hedge Funds 
    •   117 new Firms licenced and registered in 2023, bringing the total to 791
    •   $129.4 bn in outstanding debt securities including $71.6bn Sukuk, $30.8 bn in conventional bonds and $27bn in ESG bonds

  • Speech By Mr Chia Der Jiun, Managing Director, Monetary Authority Of Singapore, At The Launch Of The Singapore Sustainable Finance Association On 24 January 2024

    Date 24/01/2024

    It is remarkable that we have over 150 representatives from diverse sectors gathered here – from the financial sector, corporates, industry bodies, non-governmental organisations, and government bodies. This gathering augurs well for the future of sustainable finance – where we need partnerships and a strong ecosystem of diverse players to support the region’s net zero transition.

  • London Top Global Financial Centre As New Regulations Send Positive Signals To Businesses, Research Finds

    Date 24/01/2024

    London has retained its crown as the top global financial centre as New York City slips to second position, new figures published by the City of London Corporation reveal.

  • FSB Sets Out 2024 Work Programme

    Date 24/01/2024

    • The FSB will monitor vulnerabilities and support global cooperation in a rapidly changing environment, including through its work programme for enhancing the resilience of non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI).
    • One focus of FSB work in 2024 will be to promote the full implementation of the Key Attributes of Effective Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutions across all sectors work on resolution, including addressing the lessons learned from the March 2023 banking turmoil.
    • Another focus area is harnessing the benefits of digital innovation while containing its risks. The FSB will take forward implementation of its global regulatory and supervisory framework for crypto-asset activities and continue to monitor the financial stability implications of other digital innovations, including tokenisation and artificial intelligence (AI).