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  • Dubai Financial Market Performance – January 2015

    Date 02/02/2015

    The Dubai Financial Market General Index down 2.6% to 3674.4 points at the end of January compared to 3774 points at the end of December 2014. The Financial & Investment services index decreased the most by 6.8% and the Consumer and Discretionary index down 5.5%, and the Real Estate and Construction index decreased by 5.1%. In contrast, the Transportation index up 7.9%, and Services index up 2.3% 

  • TheCityUK: London Employment In Financial And Related Professional Services Hits Record High

    Date 02/02/2015

    TheCityUK’s new London Employment Survey, released today, shows that the financial and related professional services industry has continued its strong recovery, with employment in London hitting a record high of 709,500 in December 2014 – up 2.5% year-on-year – driven largely by a surge in professional services jobs (up 4.3%).  TheCityUK expects this upwards trend to continue over 2015, forecasting a 2.7% rise, or a further 19,200 jobs.

  • Near Real-Time Stock Connect Turnover Info Is Now Available On HKEx’s Homepage

    Date 02/02/2015

    From this morning, HKEx is providing near real-time turnover information on Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect on its website. The latest turnover, updated minute-by-minute, is now available for viewing on the website’s home page at hkex.com.hk and its mobile website at m.hkex.com.hk. The turnover information is also available on the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect page at www.hkex.com.hk/chinaconnect<http://www.hkex.com.hk/chinaconnect>

  • TheCityUK Responds To Lords EU Committee Report On EU Financial Regulatory Framework

    Date 02/02/2015

    Responding to the House of Lords EU Committee’s report on the EU financial regulatory framework, published today (Monday 2 February), Chris Cummings, Chief Executive of TheCityUK, comments:

    “The Lords EU Committee’s report on the EU financial regulatory framework recognises that as a result of such a rapid response post-crisis, certain legislative reforms may have been agreed without the usual high standards of consultation and impact assessment."

  • EU Financial Regulatory Framework: An Impressive Achievement, But Weaknesses Remain

    Date 02/02/2015

    The House of Lords EU Committee report 'The post-crisis EU financial regulatory framework' concludes that, given the magnitude of the task that they faced in responding to a once-in-a-generation crisis, the EU institutions performed well.

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