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  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Organizes The 3rd Session Activities Of Listed Companies’ Open House Program For Foreign Investors

    Date 24/03/2014

    Recently, the 3rd session of Listed Companies’ Open House Program especially designed for foreign investors was held by Shenzhen Stock Exchange in Shanghai. About 30 representatives of foreign institutional investors paid visits to companies listed on SME board and ChiNext board, including Challenge (Stock Code: 002486), China Haisum (Stock Code: 002116), Avcon (Stock Code: 300074), and Shanghai Kaibao (Stock Code: 300039). On the field studies at listed companies, investors had an in-depth exchange of views with senior executives on issues of company operation and future strategic planning. In addition, the representative of SZSE made introduction to foreign investors about the development situation of the Exchange and the Five-in-one Investors Service Platform representing by Easy IR. Besides, he replied to questions of foreign investors concerns.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Holds Symposium For Banking-Futures Cooperation

    Date 24/03/2014

    DCE will promote landing of projects in 2014 on the basis of the “1+6 mode” of banking-futures cooperation.

  • FTSE Announces Changes To The FTSE MPF Index Series Following 2013 Market Consultation

    Date 24/03/2014

    • Capping percentage threshold set at  9%; to be implemented monthly rather than daily
    • New valuation factors monthly report to support detailed analysis
    • Results of the regular consultation cements FTSE’s leading position in providing accurate and relevant benchmarks for the MPF Scheme

  • TOCOM Palladium Rises Over 2,600 Yen Per Gram - Highest In Nearly 13 Years

    Date 24/03/2014

    The February 2015 Palladium futures contract (most active/back contract month) temporarily marked 2,627 yen per gram during today's session. It is the highest since May 1, 2001 (12 years and 11 months).

  • Swiss Federal Act On Financial Market Infrastructure Secures International Competition - Equivalence With International Standards Is Vital For SIX

    Date 24/03/2014

    The Federal Council opened the consultation process for the Swiss Federal Act on Financial Market Infrastructure in December 2013. SIX supports the thrust of the draft bill and today published a response outlining its position. The equivalence of the Swiss regulation with international standards will secure market players' access to the relevant foreign markets over the long term strengthening the international competitiveness of the entire Swiss financial centre. The draft takes a pragmatic approach to implementing international developments, providing legal certainty and creating an equal playing field for market players. The clear and comprehensible regulation governing financial market infrastructure, OTC derivatives trading and the interplay between relevant market players in a single enactment is decisive in terms of recognizing the equivalence of Swiss law with international standards.