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  • GATElab Named As Accredited Software Vendor By Moscow Exchange

    Date 15/01/2015

    GATElab, the multi-asset electronic trading systems provider, part of London Stock Exchange Group, is pleased to announce it has been accredited as a software vendor of the Moscow Exchange (MOEX).

  • Thai Bourse Market Report For 2014

    Date 15/01/2015

    In spite of being affected by the domestic turmoil and external factors in 2014, the SET Index rose to 1,497.67 points by the end of 2014, up 15.32 percent from the end of 2013 with an average daily trading of THB 45.47 billion (approximately USD 1.38 billion), considered the highest in ASEAN for three consecutive years.

  • Tullett Prebon Information Enhances Sales Function In Asia Pacific And The Middle East

    Date 15/01/2015

    Tullett Prebon Information (TPI), a leading global provider of financial market data, has expanded its commercial team with three new business development appointments in Dubai, Singapore and Shanghai.

  • KRX: Investor Protection By The Market Oversight Committee In 2014

    Date 15/01/2015

    The Market Oversight Committee (MOC) of the Korea Exchange (KRX) announced its activities on protecting investors such as the mediation of disputes in stock and derivatives markets, the early mediation linked to the court and the support for investors damaged by unfair trading. 

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Yearly Review: 2014 Market Recap And 2015 Key Initiatives

    Date 15/01/2015

    Summary:

    • Bearish sentiments prevailed in most commodities based economies including the Nigerian market in 2014; the capitalization of listed equities retreated by 13.15% (24.95% in $-terms) from N13.23 trillion ($82.80 billion) to N11.49 trillion ($61.72 billion).
    • The NSE All Share Index (ASI) slid 16.14%, while NSE ASeM Index and NSE Oil/Gas Index grew 26.09% and 11.84% respectively. Average daily turnover for equities was N5.4 billion ($29.00 million), up 29.50% (11.03% in $-terms).
    • The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) closed the year with six (6) new equity listings – two (2) on the Main Board, one (1) on ASeM, and three (3) ETFs, while the Bond market recorded twelve(12) new listings with a slight dip in the value of new issues. See pages 3 and 4 for more details.
    • The NSE was admitted as a full member of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), and Phase 1 of the West African Capital Market Integration (WACMI) program is well underway with the successful launch of direct market access (DMA). The NSE made history by becoming the first African stock exchange to join the Intermarket Surveillance Group (ISG), and welcomed a new president and six (6) Council members to its National Council.

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